tristanhilton85

I'm not sure about this. The fact that we all have taken the time to participate in a golf forum shows that we take this more serious than most. While we certainly have our share of high, mid, and low handicap players, I'd guess that the skill level of the average SandTrapper is greater than that of an average golfer.

2, 4, and 5 for me as well. Exactly what Bill said for 2 and 4 and I like trying out new equipment so 5 is awesome for me, even without thinking about reselling what I don't use. I could care less about free beer or John Daily, and while I'd love to go to see a Masters in person, I don't think I'd actually care to go every year.

Still not "normal" yet. We still have the things in the bottom of the cups and there are no ball washers or water coolers on the course. Some courses have the beverage cart going again, but not all of them.

I don't have any issues with the past champions playing until they're ready to give it up. Sometimes the may go on a bit longer than one might think they should but I feel that they've earned the right to do so.

I wouldn't mind going back to some kind of tracking system (I used to have a GG), but I don't want one that requires a watch unless it's my Apple Watch. After my extended layoff from golf, I've started to just leave my watch on when I play and I like that it tracks things like my steps while I'm on the course.

Great round. I still need to complete a no 7s challenge.

For me, I use the PW that is part of my iron set and then my gap (50°), sand (55°0, and lob (60°) are "regular" wedges (Edel). I've never been a big fan of the gap/sand/lob wedges that are a part of the iron set. I know there are some who have their 9 iron as the last iron in their set and then have a different PW.

Is the issue with Arccos just the size of the tags?

When the Eco Knits went on sale last week (buy one pair, get one pair free), I decided to jump on it (one pair in gray, one in black) as well as add on a pair of the OG Premium (white). Well, they finally arrived and I am super impressed with both models. Like many on the site, I've been a True fan since they came out. I've had a 2 pairs of the original, a pair of the Stealths, a couple of pairs of the Phoenix, the Classics, a pair of Protos and a couple of the Sensei. All of those were GREAT. Then came the down years; I had a pair of the True Motion, didn't like 'em. I received a pair of

Looks nice. I just got my own push cart (a Clicgear 4.0) and I love it. 2nd Swing has new ones in stock.

Outside of a few brands, 10 years is pushing the lifespan of a mattress for sure.

Shooting is something that I've done since I was a kid, however, I've gotten much more into it recently. I love long range shooting and have a Remington 700 in 6.5 Creedmoor and a Bergara HMR in .308 Winchester. I generally go out with a buddy or my pop and we consistently hit 10" steel plates at 1000 yards or more. Besides those two, I have a Ruger American in .223, a Ruger 10/22, a CZ75 in 9mm, and a Walther P22. I also reload for all my firearms (except the .22s, of course), although that is becoming tougher and tougher as components are getting harder to find.

Played Westin Mission Hills Pete Dye course today and shot 93. Things are starting to get better, although I still have a bit to do to get back to where I was. Driver was great today, irons not so much.

I follow the rules as they are, however I do think that they should allow the posting of solo rounds.

I think you'll be happy with your choice. While PING was the first that came to mind for me, I've had my share of Sun Mountain bags (two of the Tour Series cart bags, a 4.5, and a Titleist stand bag that was a essentially a rebranded 4.5), and they were all great bags.