Jason Jarrett

I was born in Kentucky. Still bleed blue through and through. Russ Cochran and Kenny Perry were two of my faves when I was younger.

Here are a couple of other pics from my bag.

Location and Age: Tennessee, Age 45 Current Driver SS 100 mph Rate your fitness level: below average / average / above average Average Affirmation that you will see the entire program through Absolutely. I have been wanting to train in this way for some time.

I can't come up with 10. If I did, you would have never heard of 8 of them probably. The best course I ever played was Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, MN. Was fortunate to play there one summer back in the mid 90s. Beautiful day. Lovely walk. Shot 81 I think. Was great to see it on TV for the Ryder Cup a few years back. Next in line would be Old Waverly Golf Club in West Point, MS. Played here a few times in a fundraising scramble. Got to caddy there once for the US Women's Amateur. Beautiful place. Others are the Robert Trent Jones Trail in Alabama. All are great courses for a good price.

The Search for the Perfect Golf Club by Tom Wishon Anatomy of Greatness by Brandel Chamblee Any book by Harvey Penick Golf My Way by Jack Nicklaus

I wonder if the course will look different, especially the grass. I guess November is a cool season and the overseeding will look as good as it does in April.

Done. Hope the results are good for you.

Yeah, I think my carpet would be about a 5. I wonder what a good slick concrete slab rolls?!

Yes vote on the hook knife. I've done several sets of irons in my days, and it's easy to do with only a few tools. Having said that, as far as building up your lower hand, I think either option you mentioned in your original post is sufficient.

I really like this. I have the perfect spot for it, too! I suspect there will be a fall/winter project for me in my future.

I love DIY projects like this. Very cool idea.

@Jason24 My best solution for buying clubs on a tighter budget is through eBay. I was looking at the newer TM drivers, but the money invested in those is quite a lot. I went back to Youtube and watched reviews of the R15 drivers and looked at some of the numbers compared to current ones and didn't find that much difference. So, I opted to buy a R15 head (brand new) on eBay for like $40-50. Now, the shaft was a different story. I like the 60-65 gram weight in my driver, so I thought "Why not buy a Fuji Speeder?" Absolutely zero statistical evidence on which one I should buy. I have always played a Stiff, but I got a Regular in the Speeder Evolution III 661, and it feels great. However, my ball flight is too low. Going back to a previous post in this thread, the only fitted club I've hit was a driver, and it was incredible. (and not a major brand - Wishon Golf) @jkpigott I like the gently used and previous year versions a lot. The JPX 850s are great so far. I was hitting a set of Callaway Razr X Tour cast before. Strong lofts too, but just didn't do it for me.

@AGutierrez7 I've hit the irons only a few times, but going from cast to forged again brings back good, buttery memories! They are surprisingly longer than I expected.

@Jason24 For me, cost has always been a factor as we are a one-income family of five. The only club I've ever been fitted for was a driver back in 2011 - Wishon 915 CFE. The absolute best club I've ever owned. Felt extreme confidence in it every time I pulled it from the bag. I got rid of it last year b/c I felt like the head was weak. (Ball speed didn't seem to measure up with my swing speed.) I've been thinking about getting fit this year for the whole bag, but just haven't pulled the trigger yet.

I'm wondering who the best current professional golfer from your state is. I live in Tennessee, so my vote is going to be Brandt Snedeker, winner of the 2012 FedEx Cup and a member of the Mr. 59 club, which he shot in 2018 at the Wyndham Championshp. What state do you live in, and who is the best current professional golfer from there?