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I would never take Fanny through that kind of standing water.

Yeah, that’s right in the same zone as that metal sign on the 90 degree dogleg at northwest.

Go stay at The Inn on campus at VT. Eat some Cabo Fish Taco, and take a hike at the Cascades Falls.

TSi3 head, and HZRDUS are sold. Just the Ventus left.

Every good story needs a villain, for the people to rally against. I do it for the people lol.

Crappy grass range is exactly what I spent my formative years as a golfer practicing on. The entire grass tee was a downhill lie, with very sparse grass, so you were primarily hitting off bumpy dirt. The skill you attain by learning to strike irons cleanly from those type of conditions absolutely transfers to playing golf. I'd reckon it transfers much more to improving one's performance on the course than hitting 10x the amount of balls from a "great" mat would.

I disagree with this wholeheartedly. The transference of the skill one can attain learning to hit the ball cleanly on a shoddy grass range to improving their scores is infinitely greater than hitting off "great" mats.

Ventus

HZRDUS

Driver

All prices are for USPS priority shipping, in conus only. 10 degree Titleist TSi3 driver, head only. Topline is clean, and it has standard weight sliding weight. Will ship with OEM headcover, and wrench. SOLD Project X HZRDUS Blue 60 6.0. Special PVD finish. Measures 44.25” from grip to tip. PING G410/425 tip installed. SOLD Fujikura Ventus Blue 6s. Measures 44” from grip to tip. Titleist tip installed. The tip is missing the little ring that keeps the non stationary cog from coming off the tip when not installed in the head. Does not affect playability when installed. SOLD

I think the golfers at Turf Valley that have been playing nothing but the Hialeah course since last September would disagree lol. There seem to be a LOT of people in the soft cap zone (Where GHIN suppresses upward cap movement, once you get 3 strokes over your lowest index). But I do get the sentiment. It’s probably true some places, and not others.

Just go buy a 425 Max off the rack. Stock for most clubs seems totally fine in stores.

I've always used pieces made specifically for extensions. But I suspect it doesn't matter when you're talking about a putter.