ShawnSum

Evolvr notes. Setup - Getting everything lined up correctly. Feet, knees, hips, shoulders. Grip - Left hand, get the club out of my palm. Avoid gripping the club when it's on the ground. Fingers, stretch/wrap the heel pad and let the thumb rest. Grip - Right hand, get it off the top of the club. Grip from the bottom/side to allow the right arm to relax.

Sounds like you're in a rush to make League nights and not being able to relax, warm up, etc is hurting you a little bit.

Yep the CCE Real Feel are the ones I'm talking about. Sounds like you got the "strips" and they still carry those in various sizes.

I'm buying one soon and was wondering if anyone could share your experience with the size you bought and if you wish you bought a bigger one? I read the info on the website about needing a 3x5, 4x5, or 5x5 for swinging drivers, my initial thought was to get the 4x5 but now I'm considering getting the 5x5 just to be safe and have plenty of room.

I've got my eye on those irons. Thought about making a bag of just long irons and taking all the woods out of my bag just for fun. Titleist sure know how to make a damn good looking club!!

76 at the home course today. 57% FIR, 44% GIR and 28 putts. Lost some momentum at the turn and didn't finish strong. 35 at the turn for 1 under and a sad 41 finishing out.

https://twitter.com/sam_golf/status/1397953076401737736?s=20

Going on 7 weeks for a wedge and T100 irons from Titleist, the TSi2 5w shipped out in like 3 weeks though. It's the shafts that are holding my order up. True Temper Dynamic Gold S200.

@iacasEvolvr is where you teach online correct?

I love the "Live From" broadcast that goes on all week during the Majors. Rich, Justin and Brandel make a good team and I agree that Justin is top notch!

Matthew Wolff with the WD.

I've got the TS2 3w and it's a smoke pole!! Just ordered the TSi2 5w and expecting nothing but greatness from it as well!

It's only Tuesday but I'm pretty sure I won't be topping what happened today anytime soon at the home course. Hole #2 is a par 5. Great drive to left side of the fairway, 5i approach shot clipped some leaves on the two giant oak tree's so I came up a little short. 12-15 yard chip in for Eagle. Hole #3 is a par 4. It's just a straight hole. Another great drive followed by a chunky PW. Holed out for birdie from about 35-40 yards out. This one was probably my favorite of the day because the pin was in the back and it's a narrow green with some right to left slope in it. Hole #9 is a par 5. Another good drive followed by a thinned 5w that ran up really well anyway. Holed out for Eagle from about 65-70 yards. Undecided on what I should do with the ball. My friends say ONLY play that ball until I lose it.

Good to see Jordan in good form before he heads to Augusta and blows the doors off the place and wins by 12 strokes. Year of the SPIETH !!!!

Don't have pictures but it's a dog leg left with another hole running along side it. Tree line all the way down the left side and the fenced off maintenance facility is in play for slicers. If you hit a straight drive off the tee you'll be on the green or in the fairway of another hole depending on your line. Once the tree line on the left tapers off the green has a pond on it's left side, it's not really in play though. Okay so now that the picture is painted here is my golf game. It's a 381 Par 4. Drive the ball 260-280, normally hit a good draw on this hole. Come up short with a scoring iron in hand because I think I'm Justin Thomas and hit further than I actually do. Chip shot onto the green. 1 or 2 putt depending on how well the chipping is on the given day.

Really happy to see JT get this done. Big time win in a lot of different ways for him and his family!

JT getting comfy again is nice to see. He'll probably shoot a 59 tomorrow and smoke everyone. Better than most.

If anyone is wondering what is going on with Rory here ya go.

Sawgrass is looking insanely immaculate this week!!!

He collects all the data hitting shots left handed to replicate a 20 handicapper since that's what all the comments were asking for in the previous video. Goes on to talk about how much "noisy" data you would have to sift through to determine marginal differences with a 20 handicappers strike patterns, dispersions, etc as he/they tend to hit all over the club face. Goes on and talks about how people should search themselves, find the things that are important to them and work on themselves rather then chase supposed "technology" is what I got from it. Mark has a way of saying things without actually saying certain things, like the cupface technology not helping him on a few shots, lol.

Marks follow up video for those interested.

Don't really remember how long it took as I caught on to things pretty quickly and picked up the game when I was around 12 (33 now). But no, it does not get faster, it gets much harder to shave strokes off as you go lower and lower.

Pretty surreal considering the entirety of the internet was memeing hard Sunday/Monday with his appearance while he was on air with Nantz Sunday.