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from what i know you cant bring the vector pro but they have the vector X which you can bring with you anywhere and basically has the computer built in.

Hey everyone. I'm building a simulator in my house right now and I already have a computer and projector. I'm looking for a good simulator and impact screen for around 3-4k total. I've looked into the p3proswing already and it seems to be well respected but i dont understand how a simulator from 2000 is still any good, and dont really understand how its gone up in price over the years. I also looked into other ones like the ProTee play simulator and the GSA simulators but there isn't any reviews or comments that anyone has owned one of these or they work. I've received quotes from basically everyone and the technology on the Protee and GSA seems nice, there isnt any reviews on these. Basically i want to know if anyone knows of a simulator that is newer then the p3pro (newer then 2000) and has a good track record with its customers. I was thinking about the Vector Pro, but that eliminates the simulator, much more swing analysis, and i cant find it for less then 3,195 on their website. Thanks for your help guys!

a New 7 iron... one was stolen from me at the driving range....

ping all day baby

I got my G10 in June... sorta got unlucky finding out the 15 came out in September, but essentially they are very similar clubs. My custom fitter had me recently hit both and there was very little difference in the flight pattern. I would avoid the Draw driver for one reason. you body will change with the club. When i got it i spent most of the season getting used to the new club and re-learned how to hit my driver. I used to hit a mean slice and i can still slice it like crazy if I'm not focusing on my form well enough. Best recommendation try to relax your right arm more. i bend my right arm slightly having my elbow touch my body and make sure my arms are completely relaxed before i start hitting. If your trying to kill the ball your going to slice it. Dont get the draw because you slice with your current club. Get the regular and learn to hit it properly.

Hey everyone. I'm building a simulator in my house right now and I already have a computer and projector. I'm looking for a good simulator and impact screen for around 3-4k total. I've looked into the p3proswing already and it seems to be well respected but i dont understand how a simulator from 2000 is still any good, and dont really understand how its gone up in price over the years. I also looked into other ones like the ProTee play simulator and the GSA simulators but there isn't any reviews or comments that anyone has owned one of these or they work. I've received quotes from basically everyone and the technology on the Protee and GSA seems nice, there isnt any reviews on these. Basically i want to know if anyone knows of a simulator that is newer then the p3pro (newer then 2000) and has a good track record with its customers. I was thinking about the Vector Pro, but that eliminates the simulator, much more swing analysis, and i cant find it for less then 3,195 on their website. Thanks for your help guys!

went to the driving range last sunday... 50 degree day with snow all over the range... hit my driver 3/4 the way up the fence which is at 250... i still got it

tiger is still tiger... even with everything going on.

financial advisor in NYC... golf an my job go hand in hand