Waterballer

Thanks for the videos! I am just getting back into golf after a very long layoff due to neck and shoulder issues (and finally surgeries) and most of my gear could be designated as antique. Among other things, I was looking for a new bag and cart and had already decided on the Clicgear 3.0. I was looking for a quiet bag so my choices were narrowed down to the Ogio Chamber, Bag Boy Revolver, Bennington Quiet Organizer 9 or 12. Your videos really helped with my decision. I ended up ordering the 2012 model Bennington Quiet Organizer 12. They had the best price after using the code you posted, but their posted price on the bag was $289, not $249. I ended up paying $245 total. Most places were $250 to $300. BTW, your accent isn't that heavy, so no need to worry about it!

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I went with a mat from this company http://www.realfeelgolfmats.com to use with BirdieBalls in our back yard. Our fenced in backyard yard is 45-50 yards deep and so far (thanks to some trees) I haven't hit a BirdieBall out of the yard. I really like that you can tell if you slice or fade with the BirdieBalls compared to hitting golf balls into a net. I went with the Real Feel Country Club Elite Mat since I was able to hit off of one at a semi local golf practice facility. I was impressed at how little strain the mat put on my "golfers elbow" tendinitis when I hit the ball fat. The mat is a huge improvement over the BirdieBall strikepads, which I hated. I was very hesitant about the mat price (BirdieBalls are reasonably priced), but it didn't seem too bad after I figured out what it would cost in comparison to going to a driving range on a regular basis. The most surprising part of this setup is the fact that my wife (who has never been interested in hitting a golf ball) has noticed how much fun I am having and wants to try it. The only catch is that she is a lefty and can't use my clubs.