Albatrossx3

The temporary solutions mentioned are fine, but seek help with your technique, I have had tennis elbow at times but because my technique is usually sound it does not last. If you hit down too steeply you are digging into the turf and creating shock, which will wear on your ligaments and joints, or if you thin the ball too often you will also cause a shock to the joints.

I like the shot scope, the tags work without having to tap them on anything, just pull the club and hit the ball the V2 watch is $99 and comes with the tags and gps so you can use it for yardages and track you game

Get a motor caddie, there are many makes and price points so for a little more than a high end push cart you can get one that does the work for you. Even a pricier remote control or follow caddy will pay for itself in saved cart fees and again, no pushing a cart up the hills

Cameron Champ -7

Patton Kizzire -13

Anybody else try this, I was truly disappointed. The process is simple, in fact far to simple, who knows exactly what their subjective tempo is. And how much this makes a difference. I have a slow back swing, at least my results are better with one, and an aggressive forward swing. I have a Zepp sensor so I know my real tempo, and I use a Sports Sciences radar so I know my swing speed range, so give me the option of putting in my exact tempo. The results were even more disappointing, only two driver results were shown, no where was the loft recommendation nor shaft recommendation listed. And after navigating around the site, the two driver recommendations were reversed. Originally it listed the Srixon 765 as the longest, then, it listed the 565 as the longest. These are both 2017 models, so are those models better than the 2018 versions? And there was supposedly a 12 yard range between the two, so after looking around I am confused, I wonder if other drivers fit in between these two and I wonder if I wasted my $7 on useless information.

Almost all the time, use an 18yr old Hillbilly electronic trolley, they are well worth it, you dont have to push pull or carry. And Hillbilly has great customer support.