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Not at all doubting you could, we've seen it happen many times here before with several different companies...just saying someone from Titleist was probably watching here and corrected the "error".

Now says "Page Not Found"...someone is watching lol.

I have both bonobos tour and UA ISO chill and I gotta say, the Puma Jackpot beats both in comfort and breathability.

1. Must subscribe to Club Champion's YouTube channel HERE - Subbed 2. Search for your local Club Champion location HERE 3. What Club Champion location would you get fit at? Hackensack, NJ 4. Have you been fit for clubs before? Sort of 5. What part of your bag could use a fitting? Irons and wedges.

I’d agree with uW, you’re definitely do sound like you’re in that tweener range. Another option is to go with the S and soft step once or twice if you want a touch firmer feel with more control. Graphite can be really finicky in general so you really need to try out both and see what feels better for you as well as puts you into the proper launch/spin window.

Yeah, the wife and I love the outdoors. We’re novice mountain bikers but the area seems to have some of the most underrated mountain biking terrain in the country. Personally, I love to fish as well. That drive from Medford to Klamath is absolutely breathtaking, but I can see it being a bit dicey in the winter. And yes, the people there seemed very friendly. No desire to visit Portland any time soon, at least not the one in Oregon lol. Thanks for the encouraging words!

Just had my interview last weekend. Guess I wasn’t there long enough to get a good feel for the place, and it also helped the weather was beautiful. But I didn’t quite get as drastic of the “downtrodden” vibe many were making it out to be. To be honest, after talking to a few people, one of which is the main person I’ll be working with, it almost feels intentional why the place has been the way it is since the logging industry left. Like as if there was resistance from the locals to move forward(not in a political sense fwiw, so let’s try to keep that out). Stayed in Medford for 2 days as well which wasn’t bad either. I know it may seem crazy to some of you locals to hear about a dude born and raised in Jersey in the NYC suburbs(although I did go to undergrad in rural VA), but the wife and I have been looking for a slower pace of life away from the bustle. Although there are some things I will always miss about NJ, I never saw myself staying here the rest of my life. Jobs won’t be an issue for us as that is the main reason we were considering the big move. Also, I keep hearing it snows at ton there but saw the average snowfall is ~38” a year. By comparison, the part of Jersey I’m in now averages just under 30” and if you were to go roughly 1.5 hours or so north or west of here and you’re right in that 38-40” range so not a drastic difference in that respect.

Would help to know what irons you’re putting them in…162 with something like a P790 could be more like 152 with a P770.

Although I loved the newer, softened redesign of the San Diego, the curved bumpers are giving me a very "Swag Handsome Too" vibe.

lol, completely missed this post, thanks! i'm actually going to be there for my final interview later this week.

1. Joined! 2. Yes 3. What SuperStroke Traxion club grips do you want to win? Tour Undersized. 4. What SuperStroke Traxion putter grip do you want to win? Pistol GT Tour

I love Architects and have played the Red many times. I would easily take Neshanic over both of them every day of the week so I have no idea how places like Knoll West made it while Neshanic did not. Also, Neshanic is under $100 with cart at it's most expensive for non-residents...I'm a big fan of Berkshire as well, but still prefer Neshanic.

If you're looking for a fairly standard shaped Dalehead, tough to beat Byron and Kingston. I love my Lajosi DD201WB, but I do prefer the shapes of the former 2 for a standard DH.

To be fair, Matt did say if he was already playing the Gen 2, any improvements he sees in the Gen 3 probably wouldn't be enough to convince him to switch.