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Here is my full report link!  Full companion video to come tomorrow!
 

Detailed review of the $120 laser rangefinder by Mileseey from Miguel at Brown Bear Golf.  Can a laser rangefinder at this pricepoint compete with namebrand competitors that cost four times as much?  Miguel took the Milessy rangefinder to five different courses and tested its accuracy against GPS as well as a Bushnell $400 rangefinder. This video explains the features of the device and confidently makes a conclusion of it it is the right device for golfer across the globe. Feel free to leave questions or thoughts in the comments section.  Please like and subscribe and follow on instagram at brownbeargolf.

Course tour/review of Legacy Golf Club in Phoenix, AZ

I’ve made two videos that show how to use Arccos Caddie while playing and for post round analysis. 
 

Saving Par 233 yard par 3. Talking Stick Golf Course : O’ odham Course 
formerly North Course   More to come Thanks!
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Made a review video about Arccos Caddie System and a how to use in course guide. Part two video coming soon will discuss how to review the data and my final thoughts on the system. 
 
 

I’ve been teaching my two young girls. 7 & 8 for the past two years. Started out slow. Going to driving ranges, top golf, and have played at an Executive 9 hole about half a dozen times in the last year. I’ve found it’s a better experience for all if I take them one at a time. 
ordered a Spornia net and mat to practice in the shade of our garage as we live in the supreme heat of the desert. I also have a Wellputt 13’ mat to help keep the flat stick stroke tuned. I’m hoping that as theY become Better ball strikers they will enjoy hitting the course more than they do now.  Occasionally they get distracted by the ducks, or rabbits, or bugs.  It’s cute.  But I’m hoping some of you might be able to give some tips to keep them more focused. I don’t want to push them but I want to nudge ‘em.  I hope they fal in love and get addicted to hitting and practicing and playing but if they don’t it will just be a game mainly for me and occasionally the wife as well. 

I’ve been teaching my two young girls. 7 & 8 for the past two years. Started out slow. Going to driving ranges, top golf, and have played at an Executive 9 hole about half a dozen times in the last year. I’ve found it’s a better experience for all if I take them one at a time. 
ordered a Spornia net and mat to practice in the shade of our garage as we live in the supreme heat of the desert. I also have a Wellputt 13’ mat to help keep the flat stick stroke tuned. I’m hoping that as theY become Better ball strikers they will enjoy hitting the course more than they do now.  Occasionally they get distracted by the ducks, or rabbits, or bugs.  It’s cute.  But I’m hoping some of you might be able to give some tips to keep them more focused. I don’t want to push them but I want to nudge ‘em.  I hope they fal in love and get addicted to hitting and practicing and playing but if they don’t it will just be a game mainly for me and occasionally the wife as well. 

I accomplished something I’ve never done today.  I followed a round in the 70s (77) with another round in the 70s (79) just one week later. Never had consecutive rounds in the 70s. 

I accomplished something I’ve never done today.  I followed a round in the 70s (77) with another round in the 70s (79) just one week later. Never had consecutive rounds in the 70s. 

I accomplished something I’ve never done today.  I followed a round in the 70s (77) with another round in the 70s (79) just one week later. Never had consecutive rounds in the 70s.