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This is so player dependent, but look at your rounds and track how often you need the different long clubs vs the gapping down low. My gap wedge is my 100 yard, my 54 is my 80, my 60 is the sand and high lofted shot. With those I can manufacture most of my shots. If you can do all your 100 in shots with 3 wedges and use the long clubs you’re adding, I’d say go for it.

Smashed burgers are the best. Do on a griddle in my grill. Kids won’t have it any other way

Got LASIK 14 years ago. Such a world change to no longer need glasses. More depth perception. Never could get contacts to work for me. Best money I’ve spent.

I’m a 15-16 ratio. Just what gets the most out of the coffee

This answers the question. With my current setup, I have a K grind 58 degree. Was my own thought that more bounce is better. But finding as my bunker technique improved and when sand is even slightly firm, I bladed the heck out of it. Was looking for aggressive ground heel and toe. Hard to tell those from pictures.

TGW (golf warehouse not TXG) did test these 4. The guy swings 100 mph driver, so more relatable to us mortals than Matt Blois. He ended up performing the best with the Tour BX. Interesting product video as he even compared to last year’s model, which the difference was slight

I just got email that Arccos and Ping are doing the trial program again for free sensors but only 3 month trial. I’d complain if they accidentally shorted you. I have a G400 driver that is eligible for this. If you let the subscription lapse, can you get it back later?

@azstu324 I currently have Vokey wedges. Was leaning towards the TSW. When I did my wedge fitting, liked the aggressive grind on the Mizuno 60 degree. Also never realized how much the shaft changed wedge feel. Glad to see Golfworks have the KBS Hi-rev. Truespec gives out their prescription for the club and the fitter did recommend getting less bounce and doing the toe/heel relief

Resurrection post. I got fitted and have the spec for a Mizuno T20, but it’s hard to spend $200 on a club that should be replaced every couple of years. For those who’ve used Golfworks builders, how are they if I give the specific lie and weight?

Some questions to help clarify. What sort of turf you see? Sand? How confident are you in your bunker play? What loft is your PW? Is there a brand you like more than others?

Yeah, trying to save some cash. I play 20-30 times a year and fitter himself said to save my money and play more golf. Going to wait for next year

Also like a Golf Sidekick. Helped my mental outlook on playing and scoring as a consequence

I did a fitting and was using a Mavrik Max 5 wood and just hit all the high points (easy to launch, straight, soft landing). Wondering how much difference to the Epic Flash fairway

Also a good fitter will help you identify where it is your swing and strike vs the club. They should be checking your original clubs to see how you hit them.

I did this fitting. Truly a great experience. Nice of them to extend to end of the year Due to the overwhelming support of this initiative, we’re happy to announce we’ve extended our free fittings for first responders and healthcare professionals THROUGH THE END OF THE YEAR. See below for more information, and be sure to forward to your friends! FIRST RESPONDERS & HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS On behalf of everyone at True Spec Golf, we hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy during this unprecedented time. In appreciation of the heroes who have been bravely managing the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, True Spec is offering FREE fittings for first responders and healthcare professionals through the end of the year. Mention the promo code THANKYOU19 when booking & be sure to bring an ID to your fitting to show us where you work.