vasaribm

I would generally agree, except, a hole-in-one is not achieved through team effort. Unless your entire group hit their shots simultaneously.

The person who hit the shot, wins the prize, in my opinion. The others in the group win a memorable story to tell at a future outings.

TRUE offers a one time free exchange, so you can order a 9.5 and see how they feel. Your size should be within plus/minus a half size of the TRUE's.

Sweet idea, but 20 min flight time vs. 2 hour charge seems a bit underwhelming. I guess there is quite a bit going on between flight, tracking, and video along with an emphasis on weight...

3 - Tour, sensei, and loafer

I'm in. http://www.gamegolf.com/player/vasaribm

On the actual green is the only way I have ever counted.

How much of the course is turf? If the entire course, 150-200 acres of turf will be ALOT of money and would outweigh any water usage cost/penalties. I think a good experiment would be to covert a few fairways or even less, a 50-60 yard common "landing area" in each fairway.

Regional outings are a blast. I can only imagine what these 3 days will be like. GO EAST!

I'll work on dropping 10 strokes and will check back to see if there is a spot available...

ESPN article claims Scobee is a +3. Scobee might be able to take a couple holes. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12319905/jacksonville-jaguars-kicker-josh-scobee-jokingly-challenges-tiger-woods-skins-match-100000-per-hole

I misunderstood the nature of the recycling. Quote: The new technology would create a ball that would contain an extra layer between the cover and the core, which would allow users to remove the initial cover and reuse the rest of the ball. My initial thought from the above statement was the "user" referred to guys like you or me. So, yes, I was envisioning 2 urethane layers and you would have the option to remove the first layer at your disposal.

If the outer layer can be removed, I would question its longevity. Would an outer layer be able to make it through a whole round? Also, how would the performance change between a ball with 2 outer layers vs. 1?

Unfortunate that Miller v. Sadlowski is a quarterfinal match

If the serial number matches the specs of the club, I would have confidence the club is genuine. Whether or not it's safe to buy is your judgement. The pink G20's were a limited edition club, which doesn't necessarily make them valuable, but if the price is dirt cheap I might dig for more info.

There appears to be a serial number below the loft. You can contact Ping with that number and they should be able to authenticate the club.

If the content has enough difference from TGC, without straying to far off course or gimmicky, then I think there is room for another golf network...variety is good. Being only DirecTV for now, I'll have to wait and see reviews since I have Time Warner.

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URL: www.gamegolf.com/player/vasaribm Username: vasaribm Real name: Bryan Vasaris

I've played both The Fort and Purgatory, and would recommend The Fort over Purgatory.

I will use it for quite sometime because of its ease of use. There is almost zero setup besides putting the tags on your clubs and register for an account. The rest is turn it on and play. From there you have collected the data and can dissect or delete to your hearts desire.

I had the same thought... emptied the bag, flipped upside down, nothing to be found. The 3rd tag I found 1 or 2 feet in front of me, which leads me to believe they came off during the shot. I have imported & edited, but haven't signed it yet. I turned my card into the league and waiting for them to post on their site. I want to double check what I remembered vs what I turned in, since I had to add a few shots due to lost tags.

Unfortunately, I lost 2 tags in my first round this weekend. Nearly lost a third, but after losing 2, I started to check after each shot and was able to find it before walking away. I'm not really sure what causes the tags to fall out. The threads are pretty coarse and feel secure when installing. Other than losing the tags, the system is super easy to use. The only time I seemed to forget to tag was when putting. Even though this was my first use, tagging fit fairly natural into my pre-shot routine. The belt clip is small and light, no worries about it effecting your swing. I haven't messed with the online portion much with only 1 round worth of data. I have a couple rounds scheduled this week and plan to explore the output more with a bit more data.

I have my first round since Sunday scheduled for tomorrow morning. Grand Oak Golf Club, West Harrison, IN just over the Ohio border. Initial impressions will follow.

Have you tried services like lostgolfballs.com ? Their AAAAA rated balls are practically brand new.