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About B-rad
- Birthday 11/15/1962
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Profile Information
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Gender
Male
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Location
Stigler, OK
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Interests
Golfing, trying to continuously improve (maybe to a fault), fishing, bowling. Retired Wolf game addict.
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Referred By:
Fellow golfer
Player Profile
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Age
60 and over
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Swing Speed
91-100 mph
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Handicap
6
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Frequency of Play/Practice
Multiple times per week
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Player Type
Competitive
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Biggest Strength
Putting
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Biggest Weakness
Approach
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Fitted for Clubs
Yes
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B-rad's Achievements
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Tell Us Why You Should Be A Tester!
B-rad replied to GolfSpy_APH's topic in Introduce Yourself/ WIYB (What's In Your Bag)
I’ve clicked the tester button well over a hundred times in my 8+ year MyGolfSpy experience. Never been selected - yet. Play golf 3-4 times a week, maintain a 4-6 handicap at age 61. Have won over 10 club championships in life and still competing in biweekly traveling tournaments. Lucky enough to card 8 hole-in-ones. Known as a trend setter at our club. Always trying to improve. Gadgets that show up in my bag often are followed by others getting similar toys. Rarely does a club sit in my bag more than 2 years. Always trying to find the best equipment to help in my quest to get back to 1 handicap (the old days). Played some of the nicest courses in the world, and still looking the game tame them! -
I personally love my hybrids. They are the easiest club in my long iron arsena to hit. In fact they are some of my favorite clubs. I have a 4 and 5 hybrid Rogue.
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Independent review of the latest golf equipment and accessories. I have tried many of the e top choices and have never been steered wrong.
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In the winter the Titleist AVX is the bomb. Lower compression feels great and it flies far, but still spins. Flies true in the wind. When it gets warmer I go right the ProVI. Consistent, flies true and feels great putting. other lower cost balls, have never flown as far or curve too much in the wind.