gavinski91

When I catch it with the Radspeed XB driver, it really flies!

Went out for 9 holes yesterday with my dad and brothers and couldn’t hit anything. Had one chip-in, and one decent drive. Other than that I couldn’t even hit the ball, ended with a 56. I couldn’t leave that going into the weekend, so I went back to the same course for another 9 this afternoon and started on the 10th hole. All of a sudden I was making good contact, and shot a 42. Golf doesn’t make any sense, man!

Thanks to a good exchange rate and reduced demand in Canada, I was able to pick up a pushcart at a good price. As a bonus, it matches the Radspeed color scheme!

Well now I know who won’t be winning a prize in the “random” draw…

Playing with a new ball marker from Crown Golf today.

Apparently Steve Stricker had SWAG make a custom set for the members of the US Ryder Cup team - says a lot about how popular they've become.

For those missing the competition aspect of CC5, I will be taking all comers for a challenge or two yet - exact challenges and prizes TBD. But stay tuned.....

Do you have a picture of the ball marker? I’m always interested in custom stuff, there are a lot of cool ball markers out there.

Picked up an AirTag to hide in my golf bag in case something happens to it. Figured the snake emoji was appropriate for a bag full of Cobra clubs!

Poulter seems like the obvious pick in level 5 to me.

I've noticed the same thing with the Hi-Revs. Smooth swings (anywhere from 50% to 90%) feel great and are super consistent. Full swings though I have a bit of a tougher time. Honestly I'd rather have that than the opposite, which is what I experienced with my last wedges (Cleveland CBXs with the Dynamic Gold 115 Wedge shaft).

I haven't noticed a massive difference, but I don't generate much spin with wedges to begin with. With the Radspeeds though there is a noticable difference out of the rough vs out of the fairway. I consistently get about half a club more distance out of the rough.

I'm always curious to see what people have in their pockets when they golf. Do you have a few coins that you jingle before you putt? Do you have a special ballmarker, or a custom divot tool? Wood tees or plastic? Here's what I always have in my pocket: I don't always have the ball in my pocket, just when I'm reading a putt. Setting it back down right before I hit it is part of my pre-shot routine. I carry two tees with me - I use the 2 3/4" one with my driver, and the 1" one for fairway woods, hybrids, and long irons. With short irons and wedges I'll hit directly off the turf. A single plastic tee will usually last me 3 or 4 rounds. The divot repair tool is nothing special, just a punched piece of steel. However, it came from the golf bag that my granddad gave to me and my brothers 10 years ago, so it has some sentimental value. And finally, the ball marker. When I was a kid I used to collect hat pins - I got this one during a visit to the summit of Pikes Peak in Colorado (my family lived just outside Denver until I was about 7 years old). I cut the pin spike off the back of it and filed it down, and now I have a piece of my childhood reminding me to man up and not leave my putts short every time I'm on the green! So what's your pocket grab today? Share a picture and tell us the story!

That's hilarious! I actually have an acquaintance who lives in Houston who just switched to a Honma driver. Unfortunately he is only able to get out on weekends because he's a FedEx driver and his work runs too late to get afternoon rounds in...

One of us is missing irons, and one is missing fairway woods.

Either that or bring in a new batch of challengers in 2022 to take on the “old guard”.

Yeah. I believe they have a phone app as well but I prefer the larger screen on my desktop for video editing. In either case the tracer is added on after you record the video.

I purchased a one-year subscription to the ShotTracerPro app for Mac.

iPhone 12. I have a pole-clamp phone holder that I either attach to a club shaft or one of the legs of my stand bag.

As evidence, here's the forecast: The one bright side is that it will make it a lot easier to get tee times.

All I know is that at this point, I will really be putting the rails on the woods and hybrids to the test hitting out of some muddy lies!

I edited it out of the video, but I actually stepped back off the tee the first time I went to place the ball because it was huffing and snorting at me.

Ran into a herd of elk a few holes later. I was a little nervous - there was a bull elk just off screen in the trees bugling every few minutes, and a few of the closer elk were snorting at me like they didn't want me there. Made it a bit tough to be totally focused on the shot, so I blocked the 8-iron a little bit right.

I’m not having a particularly stellar round at the moment, but man is Prospector Golf Course beautiful! This is the view from the 10th tee. Made par here after a 269-yard 3 wood off the tee - we’ll see if I can keep it going after a rough front 9 and see how many more holes I can get in before I run out of sunlight.

TXG did a review of it - this might at least help you get a better idea of whether it could be a good fit for your game.