@goodgood_golf You were the latest hope to regain common sense and humor. Your marketing team had a brilliant idea. The entire team also thought so, because you aired the commercial. And now you cowardly backpedal when this double-standard internet society acts like the Inquisition... sad !
@benpearlgolf If it´s a 7-iron, not much to touch. Maybe bring down landing angle a little moving sw toward the grip. If it is a senior player´s driver swing... lots to correct there...
@NUCLRGOLF Cowardly take from Garret. He, and all the Good Good people involved in the recording had weeks to reject the idea before going live. Why didn´t they? Simple, because it was a brilliant idea. Kudos to the marketing team... but, the internet took over. Gen Z life. Man up !!
@CallawayGolf "Quien con niños se acuesta, mojado se levanta". A Spanish saying that fits the situation perfectly. If you want younger audiences, accept younger content creators results.
@LouStagner I am all for that club. Question, just how do you monitor the activity of all players at all holes? Dedicated marshalls, 24x7 CCTV cameras?
@MyGolfSpy I would love to map that information against the percentage of wedge shots that a mid amateur goes past the flag. I would argue that in most cases, less spin is better
@eighteenholes18@laureanova I appreciate your knowlege. I just offer the possibility that a divot in the fairway caused by another player is closer to an "outside influence" than anything else
@eighteenholes18@laureanova Not exactly, just not in an alteration of the condition of the fairway caused by another player, or animal, or meteor falling from the sky... ;)
@eighteenholes18@laureanova If I used your argument, a ball that bounces off-limits and comes to rest in the general area, is it considered off-limits?
@eighteenholes18@laureanova The issue is ball at rest, not how it gets there. You can find all the interfering element you want, but the issue is that the ball is at rest on the fairway in an element caused by a player. Doesn´t matter how the ball got there, right?
@eighteenholes18@laureanova It´s not a reciprocal argument. The forrest has always been there, and lucky bounces are part of the equation. On the other hand, a divot may have appeared just by the group ahead of you and it is caused by a player.