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  1. I don’t think handicap plays a part in this. The top players in the world is training aids to help build feels and tighten mechanics.

    I am a single digit golfer and use putting aids all the time to check alignment, work on face angle, and stroke.

    Go to the driving range mon-wed at a professional tournament and you will see lots of training aids.

    The problem isn’t the aid, it is having the understanding of which aid you should be using.
    That’s very true!! The point I want to make however, is that for those who don’t know to do these things they spend money on a quick fix that won’t work


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  2. I think that Jack Nicklaus started a debate that shouldn't exist. The game of golf is evolving just like every other sport. Golfers are stronger golf balls are better. That simple. You can't keep making these extremely long courses to compensate because the large majority of people are not hitting it 300 plus. As stated earlier if you buffer the balls for the tour pros the effect trickles down. 

  3. On 3/24/2020 at 11:28 AM, jaeger256 said:

    Is there a way to limit the vibration from thin hits via club head or maybe a shaft? Just started playing again after 5 years off due to car wreck. My left wrist is trash at the moment, working on strengthening etc etc. My first round this past Sunday (89) put me waiting on my wrist to stop throbbing after miss hits (thin) stingers. My current clubs are old XPC 2000 from Goldsmith with Aldila Low Torque Light flex shafts. I'm working on getting things together for a proper fitting and new clubs, but was wondering on which club heads or shafts  might help limit the stinger feel on miss hits.Thanks in advance.

    As stated later definitely give the inserts a try if you are looking to hold onto steel shafts. if not get the graphite shafts and the inserts. With that  you should be good to go. It will cost more though for graphite shafts.

  4. 2 hours ago, Erik-M said:

    I bought a Titleist 915f second hand from a golf galaxy in Appleton WI while at the state bowling tourney 2 years ago. I paid 49.99 and even asked the guy are you sure? First couple shots were 280 right down the middle.  I saw enough and scooped it up. Have never thought about getting another 3 wood since. Gonna be sad when it runs outta smoke lol

    The 915s have heads floating around still. If you find a spare head you'll be set.

  5. 4 hours ago, tjyorke said:

    I have the flash sub zero and an m4. M4 is easier to hit off a tee. The flash goes 10 full farther and sometimes more . Both are good. 

     

    I feel you on that. I just upgraded mine. I had the speedline fast 10. I had to get the shaft replaced and fell out of love. So i understand that senitiment.

  6. What  am saying is don't get too absorbed in the look. I love the way my rossie looks. I see no need to change. I like what i am looking t. I just think getting the ball in the hole is most important. 

    3 hours ago, alisarodriguez15 said:

    100% agree with this! If I don’t feel comfortable looking at it I do not want it in my bag. I could hit it further and straighter but not like the look. 

     

  7. With divided bags being of countless variations, what do you all prefer? I have a mizuno Aerolite micro bag that i have been using for about 4 years. I would like to get a new 14 way bag because I am a meticulous person. But I figured I would ask since there is nothing else better to do with this quarantine.

  8. On 3/13/2020 at 5:17 PM, Sluggo42 said:

    So now we know everything about all the new drivers, which is basically a candy cane sugar bar from every maker, but which 3-woods have made a move to the top of the mountain?

    I know the Cobra F8 was considered magical last year, but then the Mavrik and the SIM have arrived. I’ve hit both of those two, and was delighted with both, but not sure what everyone thinks about the rest.

    ive still got my old Callaway 816 Alpha, and I think the newer clubs will out perform that unit.

    anyone got a “new favorite?” And what did it replace?

    stay virus free my fellow spies!

    I can say 3 wood technology is something that doesn't change that much. If henrik stenson can use the same 3 wood for 10 years then all that needs to change is the grip and shaft. The 3 wood is a club that should be capable of hitting a specific distance consistently. if you have one of decent quality you can squeeze a little extra out from time to time if need be. 

  9. 21 hours ago, tj2kgolfer said:

    I am looking to find an upgrade in the iron department. as a college student I can't go out and break the bank on shiny new compact irons. I'd like some opinions on cost effective options with in the price range of under 800$. i was considering a set of ben hogan PTX pros. I am looking for something with a compact shape, minimal offset, and a reasonable top line. to keep it short I want to have solid feel but have a tad bit of help. Love to get some good opinons.

    I've taken a look at sub 70s I am definitely saving my money for those. Thanks for the input everyone!

  10. I am looking to find an upgrade in the iron department. as a college student I can't go out and break the bank on shiny new compact irons. I'd like some opinions on cost effective options with in the price range of under 800$. i was considering a set of ben hogan PTX pros. I am looking for something with a compact shape, minimal offset, and a reasonable top line. to keep it short I want to have solid feel but have a tad bit of help. Love to get some good opinons.

  11. On 2/11/2019 at 4:25 PM, GolfSpy MPR said:

    MGS New Member Introduction: Southeast Region

    Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida

    Welcome to the MyGolfSpy forums! We’re always glad to have new members contributing to the best golf discussions on the internet.  If you’ve already created an introduction thread, feel free to re-introduce yourself here!

    If you haven’t yet done so, take a moment to check out the Moral Codes that shape how we treat each other here.

    You’ll find that this community is very welcoming to newcomers so come on in, take off your shoes, and get comfortable. Tell us all about yourself. To help us get to know you, here are some questions you might answer in your new member post. Feel free to share some fun pictures of your golfing ventures as well!

    1. How long have you been playing golf? What’s your handicap or normal score? I have been golfing for 8 years. I generally shoot in the low 90s. If I had to guess my handicap is around 14.

    2. What do you love about golf? I love the constant pursuit of getting better. I love the equipment side a lot. golf club history is a big part of my golf love.

    3. What brings you to MyGolfSpy? Do you already know any other Spies? MyGolfSpy has been a consistent source of equipment news for me over the years. Especially the underrated golf balls that have been recommended.

    4. Where are you from? What is your home course? I am from the West TN are and play mostly public courses around Memphis. Grew up in Arlington.

    5. What are the best and worst things about golf in your region? The best things are that there are lots of public courses with reasonsble fees. Worst thing is that most courses I play are poorly managed.

    6. What do you do for a living? I am a full time college student. So I have my irons in a lot of fires at the moment.

    7. How’d you pick your user name? The tj2k piece has been a big part of everything I do social media wise and golfer is self explanatory LOL

     

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