Tommy E

Tommy / Edmond, Oklahoma I have an iPhone 12 Mini which I recently upgraded from an iPhone SE this past month. I will be testing this Rapsodo launch monitor using a Haack Golf Net (both inside & outside), plus at my local home course, Lake Hefner Golf Course, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the driving range. I will be testing & comparing this launch monitor against my Swing Caddie SC300 and PRGR Black Pocket Launch Monitors.

Tommy/Edmond Oklahoma I had a Callaway Freestanding Golf Net that I used for years, but it eventually became unusable due to the fiberglass poles cracking and splitting. I left it out during the summer months, but the weather elements took a toll on material slots which the fiberglass poles inserted through along with the poles. The net itself held up, I believe, because of a hanging target flag/cloth which I pinned to the net with pins. I recently purchased a Haack Golf Net from Rukket Sports and also their Protection Side Nets. This net didn't have a target flag/cloth, so I purc

I saw this training device offered by Eyeline which I currently use one of their putting mirrors. I noticed in the video the user was slowly tracing the laser point on a track on the floor, rather than swinging at a normal pace. What did this movement remind of? The Medicus 5-iron! This two laser pointer device sells for $124.95, but you can get a Medicus 5-iron (if you don’t already have one) from eBay for a fraction of the cost.

I agreed with your statement about practicing with about not hitting the same iron over & over. Normally, I'll change up my clubs from odd to even on the the different days at the range, i.e. Driver, Utility, 5, 7, 9, GW or Driver, Fairway, 6, 8, W, SW. This leaves my LW & putter on the practice greens every day at the range. On the driving range, if I get 30 balls, then I hit 5 with club...60 balls, then I hit 10 with each club.