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mchiller

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Portland, OR

Player Profile

  • Age
    30-39
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    2
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Weekly
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Short Game
  • Biggest Weakness
    Approach
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. I'm a bit late to the game, but I got a TSR3 a few days ago and it whistles on my backswing. Its not a huge deal, but it was certainly distracting at first.
  2. Curious if anyone knows the difference between what a plumbers neck and slant neck on a putter or supposed to promote. I have a slant neck Spider and a plumbers neck PXG closer and both have the same amount of toe hang. The slant neck seems to be newer and I'm not as familiar with it.
  3. Today's TXG actually talks briefly about the RH sleeve in a LH club.
  4. So basically it's opposite day? +1 is -1. Draw is fade. Bogeys are really birdies.
  5. Hadn't ever thought about the draw/fade difference. I don't often change the setting cause I don't want a draw biased driver, but this has peaked my interest and I just happen to be playing a RH adapter in my LH club.
  6. Selling the main Super Speed sticks and a PRGR launch monitor. Did the training a year and half ago and thought I'd do it again but have a second kid coming soon. Launch monitor is basically new with plastic still on buttons. Train this off season and hit bombs longer than ever next season! Seeling combo for $300 shipped conus or $160 each shipped conus.
  7. I recently did a driver fitting at True Spec in Bend, OR. It was a great fitting. I would definitely go back there. Jason knows his stuff and is also a teacher. I went in June and he told me to come back for free as I was working on swing changes. Went back in early August and it was a great experience. For some reason though, I was thinking there were fitters where you could hit the short, middle, and long iron.
  8. Dang. Thanks for the heads up. Not sure where I heard that. Maybe just a dream.
  9. I'm not brand bias, but the new Titleist irons sure look beautiful! I'm also a leftie so that limits my options. I've done an iron fitting at national fitter previously and it was just OK. I ended up going back after I tried them for 6 weeks or so and they essentially put tip weights in to bring them back to my old specs. Never been all that happy with them. My thought now is that I would be better off with a combo set and a OEM fitter is probably the best way to go about doing that since you can hit different clubs.
  10. Hey all, Driver, fairway, and putter fittings are all pretty straight forward. Hit that club, get that club. Iron fittings are different in that going to a fitter like CC or True Spec, you only get to hit one club out of the entire set of irons. The other option would be to find a OEM-specific fitter and then you at least get to hit a short, mid, and long iron, but you only that that one OEM's clubs. What recommendations do you have for an iron fitting? Would you go with a national fitter or an OEM fitter? Or am I missing some other fitting option?
  11. @Blove@golfinnutDo you have recommendations on where that can done? A national fitter like Club Champion, you'd only get to hit the 6 iron and aren't fittings with a Titleist rep only 30-45 minutes long?
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