LSUStjames

I’d get a QI10 or Sim2 over the QI35

I just read an article about him recently about being a top 100 fitter in the country and one of the best as instructing using trackman. His insights and concept around the golf swing were pretty awesome.

Any one use him for either? I'm in BR but wonder if the drive over would be worth it at least for a fitting.

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They are doing a good job out there at coppermill. nice fun golf course. love the 6 6 6 design

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Same, wish more courses were 6 6 6 design. Having extra par 5s are great.

And to the other point in this thread, yes those groups book those tee times the day they become available, the issue is they don't cancel the ones they don't use. I live in SM and it's impossible to get a tee time before noon if you don't book it 13 days out. Every now and then someone will actually cancel a booking and you can grab a saturday or sunday AM time the day before but it's very rare. I walk onto the course mid Sat or Sun AM and there are lulls in play at times because of groups that don't show. If they would allow walk ups it would be fine, but the pro shop has turned me away multiple times staying all times were booked even though they had no shows.

They need to charge $5-$10 to hold a time, it can go against your green fees. I think charging something to hold a tee time will stop alot of that behavior. If you can't beat em, join em.. I guess I'm going to have to start booking a SAT and SUN AM tee time every weekend just in case I want to use it.

shock doctor brace is the best I've found. It's a compression sleeve that has the tendon pads also.

Amazon Link

Flex bar as well. I've been dealing with it for almost 1.5 years at this point. I did 2 steroid shots that both offered relief for a month each. Did 3 months of weekly PT which really didn't help all that much.

The brace allows me to still play with relatively no pain. I do the flexbar 2-3 daily.

When they looked at it, they said I had 3 micro tears.

This is totally a vent, first world problem, post...

It seems I always have to end a round early when I'm on pace for a really low / best score. It's like some type of karma. 3x this year I've been on pace for a really low if not my lowest round and get pulled off the course by either a work emergency, pick a kid up from school, etc.

Happened today. Had to vent. Was +1 thru 12 and had to shut it down. :lol:

I saw it on here in an earlier thread AB’s brought it back to the front page

It’s too funny not to.
Jam Miller would have definitely had them in 2nd ??

I would recommend Maltby over Takomo. I have 101s that I played for a season. They are fine irons, nothing special. A little hot of the face at times but I think that's all hollow body. Also, the Takomo's are truly hollow, no foam filled like TaylorMade.

Maltby are every bit as forgiving with a forged iron and roughly in the same price range. Maltby is widely considered on of the best club designers int eh business. He's designed irons for all the major brands as well as the new Maxfli irons for Dicks.

You can find quite a few different ones on Golfworks. I would recommend the TS3.

Will you make another post when Ryan Williams ends up at LSU?

I'm playing Callaway BB irons from 2002 and Vokey SM8 wedges. All standard lofts (46 PW). I had switched to Takomo 101s for a while, but ended up giving those to my son and went back to my Callaway`s. I don't know why but I've always hit these irons better than any other I've played.

I'm noticing it mostly in my KD shots. I also notice the change is not even across the clubs, the shorter the club, the more gain. I'm thinking I'm doing a better job delofting the club at impact. My launch angle for my wedges are all hanging around at 30 to 32 degrees which is slightly high but good enough. My spin is staying relatively consistent around 6500 RPM though it can dip on off center hits. These are all 3/4 9oclock swings.