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05/26/2022

Let us see what's in the PGA Champ's golf bag!

JT uses a 10-degree Titleist TSi3 driver with a Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 60 shaft.

Thomas's has both a three and five fairway metal. The three metal is a 15-degree Titleist TS3 with a Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Blue 85 TX shaft. JT's five metal is an 18-degree Titleist 915Fd with a Fujikura Motore Speeder VC 9.2 Tour Spec X. Interesting how he has different shafts in each of these fairway metals.

Justin's four iron is a Titleist T100, while 5 to 9 are a Titleist 621.JT prototype (figures the guy gets irons named after him, huh). All irons have True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 and Golf Pride's Tour Velvet grips.

Justin carries four wedges; his 46-degree pitching wedge is a Titleist Vokey Design SM9. He also carries Titleist Vokey SM8 wedges (46, 52 degrees). JT rounds out with a 60.5-degree WedgeWorks model. The 46-degree pitching wedge has a True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100, while his other three wedges have True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts.

JT uses a Scotty Cameron X 5 tour prototype and a Titleist's Pro V1x.

Congrats on your major, JT.

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05/24/2022

After watching round three of the PGA Championship and looking at the top seeds left, all I could think was whoever bleeds the least would win. Winning golf tournaments is hard enough, let alone winning a major. You only have four chances per year; plus, you must be playing reasonably well when they come around to have a shot. With the final four guys having no wins, I honestly thought the winner would come from elsewhere. Yeah, I know; easy to say after the fact, but I've watched enough golf in my lifetime to see the train was probably going to be coming off the track for these four guys during Sunday's round. What did surprise me was how close Mito came to pulling it off.

Looking at the final two groups, I thought Zalatoris might be the best bet…till I watched his putting stroke on Sunday. I now understand why he has it cradled against his left forearm. The 'stutter' stroke on short putts left me wanting to turn away when he pulled the putter back. It took me back to the time of Billy Mayfair and his looped putter stroke…yeah that bad. If Zalatoris wants to win a major, he must fix that leak; otherwise, winning a major will be next to impossible. He made a get putt to force OT, but it shouldn't have gotten to that point. Had he hit his driver better and dropped a couple more putts, JT would have finished 2nd.

When looking back in the pack, I thought the best bet was Rory and the way he took off on the front; I thought if he could get it to six or seven under total, he might have a chance, as I did not believe the guys in the final two groups had it in them to finish. Rory's downfall again as a putter would not cooperate with him on the back. The bulky putter and a few loose approach shots on the back did him in.

Pereira almost proved me wrong; however, after his two brilliants up and downs on 9 and 10, I thought this guy had a chance to close it out. But unfortunately, the pressure got to him at 18. School of hard knocks, file it away for another time.

I feel bad for Mito…but I also respect how JT stepped up under the pressure and made the shots required to win. JT was not even on the radar till the back nine and only when the oil started gushing out of the final two groups. But the difference with JT is that he hit shots at the critical times when needed and made the putts he had to. Here's a pic of Fiancée Jillian Wisniewski and JT celebrating the victory!

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05/19/2022

With the level and depth of competition on the PGA Tour, winning a golf tournament is one thing; winning back-to-back years is on another level! Add the names of the back-to-back winners from previous years, and K.H Lee is on an awe-inspiring shortlist. Considering K.H.'s winner scores for the two years, shooting 25 in 2021 and 26 under this year, impressive numbers indeed. Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, and the late Sam Snead are the other three big names to be back-to-back winners of this golf tournament.

Let us look and see what clubs are in the winner's golf bag. K.H. uses a 10.5 Callaway Epic Max LS Driver with a Graphite Design Tour AD DI 6 X shaft. His only fairway wood is a Callaway Rogue ST LS 3-wood (15 degrees) with a Graphite Design Tour A.D. G.P. 7 X shaft. Mr. Lee has one hybrid in his bag, a Titleist TS3 (19 degrees) with a Graphite Design Tour A.D. H.Y. 95 X shaft. His four-iron is a Callaway Apex, while five through pitching wedge is a Callaway X Forged C.B. with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue Mid X100 golf shafts. The champ's wedges are Titleist Vokey Design S.M. & (52-08F @51, 56-14F, 60-08M) with a True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400. Interesting how the wedges are a flex softer than his irons. The flat stick is an Odyssey Works Versa 2-Ball Fang (I always liked the look of those) and plays a Titleist Pro V1x.

As seen in the picture, Lee is enjoying his spoils with his wife, Joo Yeon and 10-month-old daughter Celene.

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04/15/2022

Hi Gang

I'm back! To start this year's posts off, I thought it would be great to take a peek in the golf bag of Mr. Green Jacket!

Let's see what's in the world's number one golf bag!

Scotty uses an 8-degree TaylorMade Stealth Plus driver with a Fujikura Ventus Black 7X shaft.

Scheffler's has only one fairway metal, a 16.5 degree, a TaylorMade Stealth Plus.

Scotty's 3 and 4 irons are Srixon ZU85, while 5 to PW are P7TW irons. All irons have True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shafts and Golf Pride's Tour Velvet grips.

He carries a Titleist Vokey SM8 wedges (50, 56 degrees) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts regarding Scotty's wedges. Scotty also has a 61-degree WedgeWorks model.

Mr. Green Jacket's putter is a Scotty (Could you expect anything else?) Cameron Special Select Timeless Tour type GSS prototype and he uses a Titleist's Pro V1 (numbers 5 through 8).

Based on my research, Scheffler was one of the few big players out on Tour who appeared to have no equipment contract until he signed with TaylorMade in 2022. I doubt current world rank Number One will have to worry about equipment deals for some time.

Congrats on your major, double S.

03/21/2022

Hi All

Hope the winter has been good to you! With the start of a new golf season, I thought my first post would be about a new tracking system I’ve picked up over the winter. Updates to come as I test this system out! Hope you have a great golf season and as always, keep it in the short stuff! 🏌️‍♂️

11/25/2021

Hey followers and friends!
Happy Thanksgiving to family and friends south of the border!

This is the final instalment of the "Dumbest things in Golf" written originally by Michael Johnson, contributing author of Golf Digest. I hope you have enjoyed the three instalments; if you missed either of the first two, you could see them on my FB page.

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1. Having to play a ball from a divot in the fairway

Yeah, I know, play it from where it lies, but when you have ripped the tee shot down the middle, and your playing companions admire it with comments along the lines of, "That's only good if you like perfect!" Except it's not. Some du***ss before you took a divot the size of Montana and failed to replace it or fill it in with divot mix, leaving you muttering WTF and cursing your bad luck. The USGA has done a solid job in making the rules fairer and easier to understand but failing to include a divot as "ground under repair" is a failing in need of fixing. Like yesterday.

2. Cozying up to the beverage cart girl

Yes, you're absolutely right. That lovely 20-something young lady is absolutely in love with your 40-, 50-, 60-something pot-bellied self. Yeesh. It is perfectly fine to be polite and engage in conversation, but stop the overt flirting tactics and realize that the $10 tip you dropped to impress her is as helpful as setting money on fire. Stop being creepy, order a drink, chat for a moment, and drop her a couple of bucks for the effort. Proper, as the Brits might say.

3. Rangers who don't monitor pace of play

While we all love the beverage cart girl, we despise most rangers. Why? Because they tend to do absolutely nothing to help speed up play. They tend to drive up and say, "Everything OK?" before speeding off like Jimmie Johnson before you can utter a reply of protest. A number of years ago, at a course in the Myrtle Beach area, my group stood on the seventh tee close to two-and-a-half hours into our round. Flagging down the ranger, he had the audacity to say, "Yeah, a little bit of slow play on the back nine holding things up." Well, thanks for nothing.

4. Trees in the middle of the fairway

I know, I know. Pebble Beach has one on its 18th hole. TPC River Highlands on its 10th. These are PGA Tour courses, and there are probably about 100 other courses (including my home club) that have them as well. Congratulations. When this "architectural trait" is employed at so few courses, it's just plain dumb, bordering on jackassery. I see no reasonable argument for a well-struck shot to be so heavily penalized. I love trees. Just stay off my lawn—especially when that "lawn" is the fairway in the direct line of a perfect tee shot. Personal side note, a course I used to be a member at close to Lethbridge has one a massive tree about 15 yards in front of the green….I get the idea you like people shaping shots, but come-on-man….don't punish people for hitting it down the middle. The average person is already scoring in the mid 90's, and the game is challenging enough already!

11/18/2021

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11/18/2021

Hey Fellow golfers!
Michael Johnson, a contributing author to Golf Digest, recently published 13 of the dumbest things in golf. This is the second of three posts, listing these things……hope you enjoy!

The guy/gal who makes the hole-in-one buys the drinks.

Golf has a few things backwards, but this might be the most egregious. People who did absolutely nothing other than being on the premises are getting a complimentary cocktail while the guy or gal who slam-dunked it in the hole gets a whopper of a bar bill? We understand the tradition, and we’re just saying it’s a bit messed up. Personally, mine was fairly cheap...about $150.00, I've had friends who have much bigger tabs.....

Being late for your tee time.

Sure, who doesn’t enjoy a leisurely cup of coffee while taking a few minutes to surf the web or catch up on emails before heading to the course. And that’s just fine—except don’t do it at the expense of being late for your tee time. Be cognizant of the fact that it doesn’t just affect you (although coming into the club’s driveway on two wheels with your hair on fire is probably not great for your game); it’s also annoying to your playing partners who are stalling on the first tee wondering if you’re sick or simply a tool that lost track of time. Note: We will grant an exception for being late to women’s or men’s night play. We know getting out of work can be a tricky proposition.

Trying to qualify for the U.S. Open when you’re a vanity scratch.

It happens every year. A few golfers fudge their handicaps to get to the 1.4 index limit so they can boast to their buddies, “Hey, not sure if I told you, but I’m qualifying for the U.S. Open next week.” No, no, you’re not. The only way you’re getting to Brookline is to buy a ticket.
What you’re doing is this: You’re wasting the $200 entry fee; you’re going to (rightfully) be looked at with scorn by those who rightfully belong there, and you’re probably going to shoot a score so embarrassingly high that you no card, which is yet another classless move. Yes, the U.S. Open is “open.” Just leave it for those who have the game to give it a crack.

The term “Mashed Potatoes” and other things yelled at tour players.

We applaud fan engagement and a new approach to fandom at PGA Tour events, but to the idiot who first screamed “Mashed Potatoes” as Tiger Woods unleashed a drive at the 2010 PGA, we’ve been shaking our heads ever since. For some reason, eight years later, people still think it’s humorous. It’s not. It’s annoying. Time for some new material. Like silence.

11/11/2021

Hey Gang!
Michael Johnson, a contributing author to Golf Digest, recently published 13 of the dumbest things in golf. Over the next three posts, I'm going to list these things……when I was initially reading through these, I thought, man isn't this 💩 the truth.

1. High handicappers who insist on playing from the tips (btw….this is my fav of the four in this post)

Talk about a lack of self-awareness. You've probably heard this golfer before: "Let's go all the way back. I want to get my money's worth." The problem is, when you're north of a 15-handicap, you might as well say, "Let's lengthen this round by 45 minutes, make myself completely miserable along with those I'm playing with and spend an additional $40 on an extra dozen golf balls." Seriously, what is wrong with you? Sure, golf is supposed to be challenging. But I also recall a saying about knowing your limitations—especially when that includes not clearing a forced carry off the tee.

2. Shooting a yardage from 30 yards and in

We're all for golfers taking the game seriously and certainly applaud those who want to play their best at all times. But when we see someone whip out the rangefinder from 30 yards and in, the text bubble above our head says, "Good grief?" For starters, those feel shots and not something you've dialled in yardage for. Second, you can probably figure out within a yard or two what the distance is just by eyeballing it. And for those about to jump down my throat and disagree, answer me this: Do you zap a number when you're faced with the longest putt on the course? Nah, I didn't think so.

3. Taking more than one practice swing

Can someone please explain the rationale for this? Sure, a practice swing is fine. ONE practice swing and that is more than enough to loosen up and visualize the shot you're going to hit (as if you do that). Worse yet is someone who takes multiple practice swings and multiple divots while doing so.
You're not making any friends with your fellow golfers or superintendent by doing that. Take one, settle in and go. You'll make fewer enemies and need less Advil at round's end. Not only that, but you will speed up your group's game by fifteen minutes (Shopmulligans - my additional two cents).

4. Pushing a group that is obviously waiting on a group in front of them

We all hate waiting on a golf course. But standing on a tee or in the middle of the fairway with hands-on hips intently staring at the group in front of you so they can see your displeasure 200 yards away is a little rude. Plus, it's more than bad form when the group ahead of you is also being held up. We know rangers can be useless in policing slow play, but if you're going to make a little bit of a scene as to your impatience, make 100 percent sure that the stare you're giving is aimed at the offending party.

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11/04/2021

Hey golfing friends!

Here is the second of two installments titled: The Gospel According to St. Titleist…enjoy!

1. My handicap? Woods and irons. -- Chris Codiroli

2. The ardent golfer would play Mount Everest if somebody would put a flagstick on top. -- Pete Dye

3. I'm hitting the woods just great, but having a terrible time getting out of them!-- Buddy Hackett

4. The only time my prayers are never answered is playing golf. -- Billy Graham

5. If you think it's hard to meet new people, try picking up the wrong golf ball. -- Jack Lemmon

6. It's good sportsmanship to not pick up lost golf balls while they are still rolling. -- Mark Twain

7. Don't play too much golf. Two rounds a day are plenty. -- Harry Vardon

8. May thy ball lie in green pastures, and not in still waters. -- Ben Hogan

9. If I hit it right, it's a slice. If I hit it left, it's a hook. If I hit it straight, it's a miracle. -- Anon

10. Golf is a game invented by the same people who think music comes out of a bagpipe. -- Lee Trevino

Finally
11. The No: 1 Golf rule you MUST follow: Always take the car keys out of your golf bag before you throw it into the creek.

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10/28/2021

Hey Gang

Hope all is well and gearing up for Halloween. It's been a while since I have posted and I thought it might be time for a couple of laughs with the season wrapping up or having finished for some folks already.

Here is the first of two installments titled: The Gospel According to St. Titleist

1. It is almost impossible to remember how tragic a place the world is when one is playing golf. -- Robert Lynn

2. If profanity had any influence on the flight of the ball, the game of golf would be played far better than it is. -- Horace G. Hutchinson.

3. They say golf is like life, but don't believe them. Golf is more complicated than that. -- Gardner Dickinson

4. If a lot of people gripped a knife and fork as poorly as they do a golf club, they'd starve to death. -- Sam Snead

5. If you drink, don't drive. Don't even putt. -- Dean Martin

6. If you are going to throw a club, it is important to throw it ahead of you, down the fairway, so you don't have to waste energy going back to pick it up. -- Tommy Bolt

7. Man blames fate for all other accidents but feels personally responsible when he makes a hole-in-one. -- Bishop Sheen

8. I don't say my golf game is bad, but if I grew tomatoes they'd come up sliced. -- Arnold Palmer

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09/08/2021

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