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  2. DeadMan
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  4. boogielicious
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  5. bkuehn1952
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  6. iacas
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  8. carpediem4300
    Ah makes sense, so setting up tense means as my arms relax it hoods the club So doing the opposite of setting up soft would likely keep square or open the face when tense, as opposites attract and all that
  9. Clemsonfan
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  10. DaHolla
    Day 7 - Full swings with a focus on speed and whipping my hands at the ball.
  11. DeadMan
    Day 259: did mirror work while watching TV. Trying some wrist feels while trying not to lose the lower body stuff.
  12. WillieT
    Day 3 (5 Apr 25) - long day with setup and rehearsal for band’s church service gig tomorrow. Got home to hit a very chippy wedges (from about 10ft to out to 40yds or so). Focus was simple - feel the bounce and quiet hands.
  13. iacas
    Day 187 - 2025-04-05 Got my time in today. Hoping to get a little more time in tomorrow, though. May get there early.
  14. Clemsonfan
    Day 14: 4/5/25 Putting through 50 mm gates.
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  16. xrayvizhen started following Mizuno JPX Forged vs Pro 245?
  17. xrayvizhen
    While on vacation in Punta Cana a few weeks ago I played with rental clubs, Mizuno Pro 245's with KBS Tour Lite steel shafts. Surprisingly, I was blown away, not only by the distance, trajectory and dispersion I was getting but also about how soft and buttery they felt. It got me thinking.... IT'S TIME FOR NEW IRONS! Just yesterday, at my local Golf Galaxy, I tested them again side by side with the JPX Forged (recommended by the Mizuno rep who happened to be there) which also felt pretty good. Not as buttery soft as the 245's but they did produce slightly better numbers on off-center hits. Also, I haven't played with forged clubs with steel shafts in 10 years thinking I was getting too old and that I needed the lighter weight but these clubs with that shaft felt really, really good. So that's my long and drawn-out intro to my question: Does anyone here at TST play with either of these clubs and if so, what's your opinion?
  18. Hardspoon
    Current attendee list (10 confirmed, 1 tentative): @Hardspoon @iacas @bkuehn1952 @billchao @ChetlovesMer @Carl3 @StuM @vasaribm @DaveP043 @dennyjones @klineka (Tentative) I assume we'll have (3) total foursomes for planning purposes...maybe 4. I'll start to send out some preliminary thoughts on location and courses this week.
  19. RWold
    By today’s standards that’s certainly true, but they weren’t having any trouble hitting golf balls in 2005 so I’ve equipped myself with what was among the very best equipment around that time for a very reasonable investment. If I get to the point where I feel like I’ve outgrown that stuff, I’ll reward myself with something more current. But for now I don’t need adjustable loft and lie and modern head shape, just a good quality, proven club with a clean club face. For now I’m going to concentrate on the basics. I know you can get more yardage with newer woods, but I don’t care about distance nearly as much as consistency, and you can’t buy that for any price.
  20. Epilgrim41
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  21. DeadMan
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  22. GolfLug
    Trying to feel bit more external rotation of the trail elbow at A4. I think better than what have ever been able to position it. Forward lunge at impact still a work in progress.
  23. iacas
    Because you're twisting it to hold it open. Forearms, etc. shouldn't be all that tense at setup.
  24. coachjimsc
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  25. bkuehn1952
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  27. Clemsonfan started following Eyes Over the Ball Is Not a Fundamental!
  28. Clemsonfan
    Is an ill-fit putter wrecking your stroke? Here's how to know A putter that fits enhances three critical aspects of your setup: hip orientation, hand and shoulder relationship and eye position. I know Todd Sones is a renowned instructor but eyes over the ball is not a putting fundamental! I have spoken to many instructors - from David Orr, Bruce Rearick, and Mike Shannon, and they all want you to set up where you see the line properly. I have watched numerous fittings for Odyssey, Cameron, LAB, and general fittings, and may have seen two people who were fit with their eyes over the ball. Most were inside by at least 0.5”, or so. I think eyes over the ball hurts more strokes than it helps.
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