I’ve been using a Bushnell Pro X2 range finder for the past 3 years and I must admit it is very good and easy to use. However, the cost when I bought it was $499, which as we all can agree is a lot of money. Also it does not have any magnets built in, so I had to buy a strap which costs me another $19.99. Again, over all I like it, but there must be a rangefinder that’s…
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I’ve only bought one aftermarket shaft for a Callaway driver a few years ago. It was supposed to go longer and with less dispersion (straighter) than the stock shaft it came with. The fitter told me it’s worth it and I paid $300+ for it. After about 4 rounds, it was clear this shaft was not for me. So I swore off aftermarket driver shafts, until now! I saw an on Instagram and that that they were advertising a Made…
The weakest part of my golf game is putting. I find it quite difficult to read the breaks in the greens, especially on putts going sideways or up and down hills. I’ve tried numerous things and there are some very good products like Sure Putt (which I’ve reviewed) which help, but I wanted to know all the breaks similar to what the Tour Pro’s know. They get these awesome green books at each event which shows all the breaks from…



