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I think I might try this thought out over the next couple of rounds. I can go play honey bee, which is the par 70 course where I pulled all my woods out of my bag and shot 76 the day after shooting 94 playing with a friend. It's a simple course with 4 par 5's all of which are short (I reached the pa...

I find it interesting that they are so focused on the ball. I think it is because the Pro VI changed the game and there is almost a pre and post Pro VI in tour history. But in the 9 years that I've been playing I think it's more the equipment that has changed than the ball. At the pro level, you ha...

So I'm not sure where I fall in this category, but there are many people that say for better players playing an easier course is better for your handicap to travel. The theory is once you get to a certain level of physical capabilities, your brain has a way of making sure you keep your scores consis...

Distance survey 2.0 from the governing bodies. This one is very detailed, and if you write multi-sentence answers like me it might take 15-30 min. http://redirect.viglink.com/?format=go&jsonp=vglnk_153736539161015&key=202af8f4ce9f2b881bf497a8a3f5add2&libId=jm96haml0100jaw0000DAnpof6d9i&loc=http%3A%2...

Yeah there are no courses around here with really thick rough. I've played some in Williamsburg that have real rough, but most of the courses around here have Augusta National style rough +/- 1/4". We have some "native areas" near a few holes with fescue that is knee high. But other than that our ro...

So I couldn't find this topic anywhere and wanted to see everyone's thoughts. If I google "putting tempo" I get a ton of links that talk about having a consistent stroke back & through. Or links on how many beats per minute (BPM) that pros average, etc. I noticed a lot of advice is given to putt wit...

Memphis isn't super hill-billy. It's pretty ghetto too.

It's insane that they don't just have that info on the Titleist website.

Some of the grind options people mentioned above aren't listed
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Is there anywhere on the Titleist website where it shows what each grind is? Like with a picture of the sole of the club and an area highlighted that gets ground down?

I would find that more useful for me to pick out a grind than just letting their questionnaire tell me what grind I want.

My USGA rules of golf app on my phone disappeared. Then I realized it has already updated to have the 2019 rules in it, and it just "disappeared" from my "golf" main screen. It was still in my all apps section. I would need to download a different app to get the current rules, luckily I'm not planni...

I answered those questions the results were... 50/12 F 54/08 M 58/08 M My current wedge are 49/07 v sole - least favorite wedge 53/13 (says 52/12 but bent weak 1 degree) 58/12 Maybe they are right and a medium bounce wedge is right for me. But my entire life I've played a high bounce 12+ degree wedg...

Not sure if anyone saw this but Ches is -3 through 7 holes right now.

I have played as a 7-some one time. But no one was on the course and we broke a lot of other rules. It was at a country club my friend belonged to. A group of us always talked about playing a 1 to 5 match. Where you tee off on #1 tee, and hole out on #5 and don't need to hole out on any other holes....

Yeah I'm with Doug on this one.

5-somes are a no-no unless the course is open and no one is waiting behind you (even if you are waiting on a group in front).

3 weeks 3 putters.

Heck I'm not even that quick to change things up.

Here are the graphics specs for the i5. This is all a foreign language to me. Processor Graphics Processor Graphics ‡ Intel® HD Graphics 4600 Graphics Base Frequency 400 MHz Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency 1.25 GHz Graphics Video Max Memory 2 GB Graphics Output eDP/DP/HDMI Max Resolution (HDMI 1.4)‡ ...

I didn't realize that a CPU had graphics imbedded in it. I looked at the spec sheet for the core i5 and I can't tell if it's graphics will meet my needs. Here are the requirements for tgc golf simulator. Do you think I would need add a video card, or would the i5 be sufficient? Minimum: OS: Windows ...

Thanks everyone, so there are 2 things not pictured because I knew what they were. 1) the big ass case (Corsair 800D) and 2) Blu Ray player My plan was to finish it off and turn it into my dedicated computer for my skytrak. I'd eventually like to get tgc simulator which requires more computing power...

Today he was testing the "traditional" putter, along with the scotty he has used to win 1 or 2 tournaments. So he might have 3 different putters in 3 different weeks.

Yeah I'm pretty mechanically inclined. I'm not so concerned with the whole installing and getting it running. I just don't know and can't find an answer to what parts I'm missing. Not sure I want to spend $400-$500 on a CPU and graphics card if I'm hooking them up to a motherboard that's been sittin...

Hey tech guys. I got some free gaming computer parts from my sister in law (well from her ex-husband, that left them at her house). I know I'm good at building things but I don't know what is integrated or what half this crap is. I know there is the motherboard, sabertooth z77, what looks like 2 coo...

Oh my it's so freakin hot out right now. Last week we had early fall with highs in the upper 70's a couple days. Today on my lunch break I went to the range to chip/putt. Thank god I'm working from home, I was covered in sweat within 15 min. I feel like i need to dry off my driver seat in my car now...

So look at that. Tiger is paired with Chez this week.

I make this same damn post every couple months. I'm getting really tired of posting it and I'm sure you all are tired of reading it. I feel like the dumbest golfer ever and don't know what to do other than post on here confessing how insane I am (per Einstein's definition). When I'm practicing and c...