MudIslandTiger

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shoulder tendinopathy.

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Talked to a very good junior coach from Charleston SC about this (re: my daughter is a high school freshman and she is using Stack). We discussed speed training in younger kids and he said use The Stack but hang a wet towel down to hit into. It eliminated the shoulder issues he was seeing with his students. So that's what we do with my daughter. No shoulder pain to speak of at this time so maybe he was right. It made sense to me that we are accustomed to hitting "something" in a swing and not just making wild swings in air.

While I believe that Tiger's is the most viewed, I gotta go with Mize's chip on 11. While not as hard as the chip would be with the current shape of 11 around the green, the thing that is so iconic is that Norman was on the green putting for birdie. Given Norman's history at Augusta as we know it now, it was just another gut punch to him. He lost the '86 Masters with a bogey at 18 to Jack. Then Mize's kick to the nuts. He had to be thinking a two putt would be good odds to win. That list of shots were all iconic but Mize's actually won the tournament.

Sounds like he has room but because you mentioned SkyTrak - the Mevo is doppler/camera hybrid and needs more room than the camera based systems. I think you need 8-10' behind the ball and 8-10' of flight (plus radar enabled balls for accurate data). I'm more space limited so I went with the GC3 (probably would have regardless because its such a good unit). At that price point, the Mevo+ is legit but just wanted to make sure you had the appropriate space for it.

PW - SM10 Old Glory - 46, bent to 45, 10 deg bounce, 2 flat (9I in the T150 is 40)

SM10 Oil Cans for my other 3 wedges, all 2 flat

50 deg, 12F
54 deg, 12D
60 deg, bent 1 weak to 59, 8M

If you can't get on Diamante (best in the Village), then Granada and Isabella are the two best there (in that order). Granada is a great gold course. After that, some personal preference. I actually enjoyed Ponce De Leon and Cortez. We skipped Balboa to play Granada a second time.

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I think the guy is a great coach and someone we needed to keep!

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Is it just our fanbase that does this...team has the worst offense in modern LSU history yet our fans want to keep most of the staff in place. Just idiotic. We hire the best offensive mind in the game...but nah, lets keep Cortez - a guy that doesn't recruit worth a damn and has the most insane WR rotations ever. Make it stop.

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Unlike LSU, Ole Miss still requires an ACT to be taken, and does have a minimum qualifying score.

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The minimum score must be 12 because their admission rate is 97%. That's basically admitting anyone that can stroke a check.

Wut? I've killed dozens of deer with 30.06. It's my primary rifle. I've killed deer within 50 yards up to 400. It is one of if not the most popular caliber rifles used in hunting deer in the country. I'm sure all the hunters are just doing it wrong according to our resident expert.

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Win a natty in one of those two years and kiffin takes over and wins more.

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So Kiffin is going to come to LSU and take a $10+M pay cut to be Saban's OC? Jesus man. Be careful walking in public without a helmet on.

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Report back. I noticed those reviews too

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I've play both the Chrome Tour X and Chrome Tour Triple Diamond. Both are fantastic balls. The X is similar in performance to the Pro V1x and the TD is basically the Cally version of the Left Dash. I found the TD to spin more with the irons and feel softer than Left Dash. If you have good club head speed, you can use it. MyGolfSpy's ball test showed it being the longest ball for high AND low swing speed off the driver. The X is long but definitely high launching and drops and stops on the greens. I love that ball. Has great greenside spin as well so adjust accordingly if you use it.

The Chrome Tour balls are very durable. Callaway knocked it out of the park with this lineup.

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Found the Stryker rep

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Nah...I'm an engineer for a biologics company. Just a big believer in the tech - know too many joint surgeons that echo that same sentiment. Even had a doctor in Denver that I know who fought the idea of a robot system for years and gave in. Said that objectively speaking, his patients are doing better, faster than before. Rosa and Velys are good robots too. My best piece of advice was the part about making sure your sugeon does a significant amount of joints every year and that he/she is extremely familiar with the one you get implanted.