ballplayer002003

So this is an interesting topic and I am definitely intrigued.  I am retiring in five years and need another source of income, something in the golf world preferably.  With this concept of no employees and open 24 hours, how do you all plan on explaining how to operate the system to get it up and running for each group?  I also saw where members can invite guests, what is to stop me being a member and giving my buddy the door code when ever he wants it?  Lastly, if it is a BYOB, who is liable if someone leaves this facility and causes an accident?  Just a few preliminary questions.  

I keep bouncing back and forth between ProV1, Snell Black (left overs that I had) and the Bridgestone Tour BXS.  They all feel pretty much the same to me and perform close enough to each other.  I just wait to see who is running deals, granted the Snell is much cheaper.

I won some Mizuno balls in a tournament last year and I was excited to try them out.  I hated them.  Like you said, not very durable.  I would not recommend the Mizuno golf ball to anyone.

I keep bouncing back and forth between ProV1, Snell Black (left overs that I had) and the Bridgestone Tour BXS.  They all feel pretty much the same to me and perform close enough to each other.  I just wait to see who is running deals, granted the Snell is much cheaper.

I won some Mizuno balls in a tournament last year and I was excited to try them out.  I hated them.  Like you said, not very durable.  I would not recommend the Mizuno golf ball to anyone.

I keep bouncing back and forth between ProV1, Snell Black (left overs that I had) and the Bridgestone Tour BXS.  They all feel pretty much the same to me and perform close enough to each other.  I just wait to see who is running deals, granted the Snell is much cheaper.

I won some Mizuno balls in a tournament last year and I was excited to try them out.  I hated them.  Like you said, not very durable.  I would not recommend the Mizuno golf ball to anyone.

I keep bouncing back and forth between ProV1, Snell Black (left overs that I had) and the Bridgestone Tour BXS.  They all feel pretty much the same to me and perform close enough to each other.  I just wait to see who is running deals, granted the Snell is much cheaper.

I won some Mizuno balls in a tournament last year and I was excited to try them out.  I hated them.  Like you said, not very durable.  I would not recommend the Mizuno golf ball to anyone.

I keep bouncing back and forth between ProV1, Snell Black (left overs that I had) and the Bridgestone Tour BXS.  They all feel pretty much the same to me and perform close enough to each other.  I just wait to see who is running deals, granted the Snell is much cheaper.

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes!  Two years closer to St. Andrews.  haha 

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes!  Two years closer to St. Andrews.  haha 

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes!  Two years closer to St. Andrews.  haha 

Happy Birthday Guys!

Wow!  What a crew!
Happy birthday @GolfSpy_SAM, @ballplayer002003, @Chester3488, and @Toddlemm!!  Best wishes for lots of one-putts!

Happy birthday @GolfSpy_SAM, @ballplayer002003, @Chester3488 and @Toddlemm

Happy Birthday fellas!

Happy Birthday @GolfSpy_SAM, @Toddlemm, @G Ford, @Handy, @ballplayer002003, @Andrew A and @Chester3488
Make your day the best it can be!
 

I simply put 00 on each ball, this was my baseball number.

Yes, I love the feel, and I think the TX will be your shaft.  I have never hit them, but like I said, they are a bit softer than the x100.  They just feel smooth, the x100 to me felt way more stout (which I don't mind either) but I would never use the word smooth with the x100.  When I was fitted, using the Mizuno fitting tool, the Modus never even came up on the recommended shafts for me.  The top one was the x100.  I picked the Modus because I was used to it I guess.  It was in the last set of clubs I had and is in my gamers now.  

I was reading through your posts, I have the Modus 120x shafts and I feel as if I have a hard transition too.  I was a former baseball player and I absolutely love this shaft.  It's a bit softer than what you currently swing (x100) but it's much smoother too.  My swing is more like Jon Rahm, not much of a backswing but a lot of torque.  The shaft keeps up, no problem. 

HELL NO.  You can put all the tech into a putter but until you change my arms, my shoulders, my feet, my eyes, my brain and decision making skills on the greens it wont matter!

That is what funds his golf habit.

Hey Rob!  How did the head feel?