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Most people can play a par 5 in the time it takes Bryson to hit a putt, it's rather ridiculous.

Wow, Rickie channeling Ernie at the Masters with that putting display on 1.

Is it just me or do Wolff's iron shots sound a lot crisper than most?

Why so stiff? I like small torque.

yeah, but then she grips it 3 inches down the shaft which I don’t quite get.

Definitely Vijay but to throw another name out there: Colin Montgomerie.

Wow, I listened to one of his conversations with his caddie in round 1 and now my mind is fried! I hope he pays Greller handsomely, he sure deserves it.

Well that was a fail

The cool thing about long order times is you eventually forget about it and when the clubs turn up at your door it's like a surprise Christmas present!

Reed hit that fairway wood suspiciously well out of the cabbage!

He might still have a PGA championship hangover but I like Morikawa. He seems to have the right temperament and game for a US Open.

I went for my fitting today. Pretty happy with my current i500 retro loft with DG120 but I need to switch to graphite for my elbows. This gives me an excuse to buy new clubs on medical grounds. Hit a few shots on the shaft optimizer, 90 mph 7 iron with smooth transition. Steelfiber i110 S was on the list. Tried that in the forged and hit one good shot after another in spite of a few dodgy swings. Only had one bad result and that was a horrible toe strike that hooked about 15 yards. The fitter suggested Tours based on how I hit the forged. I was already nervous because o

Arizona's covid situation appears to have improved a lot, hopefully Ping will be back to normal soon.

My rangefinder is safe

My understanding is that some manufacturers measure the average bounce of the entire sole e.g. Titleist labelled the V bounce Vokey as having 10 degrees even though the front part of the sole before the heel and toe relief was easily 20+ degrees. Others report the steep part of the bounce. However the industry standard appears to involve a blindfolded tester throwing a dart at a board and then stamping whatever number he hits on the sole.