From the desk of hwinfreyjr
Honest picks from things I actually use. No fluff, just what works.
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This kind of launch monitor is mainly for a golfer who wants range feedback without guessing at what the ball is doing. It makes the most sense for someone who likes to see numbers after each swing…
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A 50-pack of recycled Titleist Pro V1 balls may suit golfers who want premium ball construction without paying for brand-new inventory every time. It also makes sense for players who lose a few balls…
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Vice Pro Golf Balls may suit golfers who want a premium three-piece ball and are comparing feel, spin, and distance tradeoffs rather than chasing the cheapest option. The Pro line is usually the part…
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Titleist Pro V1 sits in the part of the golf ball market where consistency, short-game control, and all-around performance matter more than bargain pricing. It is usually the kind of ball a golfer…
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Don’t ya just hate it when your tees shatter like glass after you hit your tee shot on a hole? I sure as hell do! Wood tees? NOPE! Plastic tees are the way to go. The only way you hit a different tee…
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These are some good Wood Head Covers. Stylish & sturdy.
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These are some tough iron club head covers. From 4 iron up to the putter covers.
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You can’t spin the ball if your grooves aren’t clean. Great to have on a wet, muddy day on the course.
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