Dr. Bill

I own a GC Quad for about 6 years or so. Full sim in garage w/12' impact screen, 4K projector etc. Has taught me I am not nearly so good as I think...... I bought my son a Mevo+ for Christmas. Loves it. wbs

I use an MGI electric trolley. Stand Bags don't fit well, as the legs get in the way, so I use a cart bag with the trolley. When I travel, I switch to a stand bag because they are smaller and lighter. If I am going someplace where I will use a caddie, I always bring a light stand bag, as the caddies will not carry a big cart bag or pro style bag, and they will transfer your sticks to a lightweight bag.

Semi Retired. Play 100+ rounds/year Own a GC Quad launch monitor Hitting bay at my house. Take frequent lessons at my club. Like to tinker with clubs.

People who don't fix ball marks or fill divots, especially those ball marks that are so vertical that the ball couldn't have wound up more than a foot away or those who take two practice divots and then a ball strike divot and leave all three there like trenches in the earth.

If the fitter doesn't start with a SHAFT FITTING, skip them. (see https://mizunogolf.com/us/custom-fit/ ) Clubheads matter little if you are in the wrong shaft. After that, you can pick a clubhead line that matches your skill level: max forgiveness vs "players" irons. Make sure the fitter can offer the "usual" top brands. If you're not comfortably single digit, go with forgiveness. If your fitter isn't using a GC Quad, you won't get useful data. Hit your current middle iron (6 or 7) and your fitter's proposed 6 or 7 iron on the Quad and compare. (Ball speed, launch, spin, efficiency, impact point, dispersion etc. After you are comfortable with hitting your irons, then you can consider Driver heads and etc.