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If you’re a single digit handicapper with decent speed, the ZX7 has to be on your list to try. Unmatched combination of feel and forgiveness IMO with good consistent distance. I’m not sure there is a better feeling iron period actually. In my testing only the Miura 201 was similar ...

[quote]No it doesn’t. Age <18 is an exclusion criteria . Look it up in the actual DSM V and not google. DSM is dog shite anyway and lost all credibility in my book when they started to call pedophilia a mental disability. Get your kid a counselor who focuses on DBT and be wary of the shite on the inte...

[quote] The PGA John Deere Classic[/quote] Leaderboard sure didn't look like the John Deere, it was full of major winners. There is more to it that the final score. Top 7: Schauffele Dechambeau Hovland Morikawa Detry Rose Lowry...

I think it comes down to something the USGA can’t control: rain. If it’s dry prior to the tournament, they’ll have it playing hard and fast. If not, greens will be soft. ...

[quote]Were they playing for the tips? Isn’t that 7700 yards?[/quote] A few holes were tipped out but most were up one box. Played 7400 according to the scorecard ...

Did Tiger the favor of the early/late times unlike Augusta...

While I don’t disagree that body weight exercises and explosive movements are a great way to start training, I’m not sure I agree that you shouldn’t weight train in the absence of testosterone. Testosterone is not necessary to build strength and muscle. There are studies on prostate cancer pati...

As a Koepka fan, it’s Rory. If he plays even close to the way he played Sunday, no one can beat him. He’s still the most talented player in the world. It’s mostly mental for him and he’s relaxed and confident now after getting out of the middle of the pga/liv controversy (ironically against his w...

You will get to see the what is considered the best modern parkland style (what you think of when you think of an american golf course) golf course in America, Jack's most beloved course, one that he has continuously tweaked and that will be his design legacy. If it were me, I would get out there ...

[quote]Who teaches the golf swing that is least stressful on the back?[/quote] Chris como is probably the most famous guy, has worked with Tiger and Jason Day. Day has been playing seemingly injury-free for years after his back problems but he had to completely change his swing. A big key is to ...