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CLR, dip a little brush in some to clean the grooves.
Golf Golf Clubs/Equipment Discussion.
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No mre excuses for 3 putts
Put in a solid 30mins the night before you play.
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Though I believe the pace of the mat is not consistent with the course where he plays
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Yes I think a 4 foot putt on the mat would be about 2. Then you have to factor in up hill down hill etc. Do the Bryson calculations. A lot of putting is about getting that ball to roll end of end consistently. It's not going to hurt...and will help a ton when I venture down to St Andrews or the Dunes again. Putting is already my main strength. It will keep me fine tuned but help the kid a lot.
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Every day mate whilst I live in Vic prison
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There is always an excuse for a 3 putt
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PGA superstores in the US are massive and well priced..pity it costs to get stuff here
Pace rarely matters if it goes straight in the hole.
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Has the cat scratched and pulled at it yet?
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No but she sits up the end and waits for the ball to drop...flicks it round a bit...then rolls it back. Came with an automatic ball retriever no batteries required. In all seriousness we have a scratching tower nearby and will roll the mat over so the rubber is exposed if there is a problem with her.
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Wait, did the cat take the photo?
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which footjoy?
toxic
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They're 4 years old, no idea what exact type
Heavy
Leather type
But amazingly waterproof
Screw in rubber spikes
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I just bought some more toilet paper, I mean golf balls.
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Probably have 40 in my bag that have lasted a round or more that could be used again plus another 20+ new ones. I think i can survive for another year
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probably got 100 provs sitting near my net...sweet f all compression though...z grade now haha
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I went to buy a new self propelled Honda mower for business a while back....none around. Had to take two old cruddy ones and try and get one that was ok out of them. Covid can * off.
I have enough golf balls both brand new and good condition used that will last me at least the next 2-3 years based on my current game (lockdown aside).
Honestly encourage people to start buying used. Far better value.
Honestly encourage people to start buying used. Far better value.
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I'll buy a brand new box of Prov1s ($70)...use them for 2 rounds each. You want to buy them for $40 off me?..I know you have a got enough..but thats a good deal for me
. It's fun pulling out a brand new pill.
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I reckon I've got 6 dozen full boxes of brand new Z-Stars, 2 boxes of brand new Pro V1s as a gift, a Callaway ERC box, 2x box Bridgestone E12 contact, that I won in a raffle, and two big buckets with about 100+ balls each of mint grade used. I can't tell the difference hitting a used vs a brand new, definitely not worth paying double the price.
I'm set for balls for the next 100 rounds I play even if I lose 3 a round. If they ever let us out of lockdown...
