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By DaHolla ·
Day 323 - Opposite of yesterday, focusing more on taking a full backswing than anything else. -
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By DeadMan ·
Day 139: worked on putting for a while. Did the two cups drill for bead. -
By Typhoon92 ·
It’s winter here and time hitting at my indoor place. This year I bought and sold a few sets so I didn’t settle in on anything. For this coming season, starting now I have a choice to make. What set would you guys use? 1. Nike Vapor Pro irons - They are like new, hit them some last year before I had to demo other sets. I love them, original grips, barely used so I’m almost not wanting to use them to keep their value up. Standard LLL and standard grips. 2. Taylormade P7TW irons - Still in the box. Got them over a year ago but had too much to hit, never used them. Have used a set in the past and loved them. Ended up with my own set custom fit to me -1/4”, 1 degree flat midsize grips. These are probably not as valuable because they are still available and they are fit to me. I hate to put the Nikes away but it makes more sense to save them than the TW’s…. I dunno…. -
By WillieT ·
Day 215 (3 Dec 24) - Another very chilly day - opted to work on easy pitches in the backyard. Worked thru the irons and wedges - focused on foot position and tempo. -
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