Same guy complaining his driver isn't good enough a few months back. What happened to your custom built LA Golf driver that was going to solve all your problems?
Bryson DeChambeau, Paul Casey and Anirban Lahiri have a very interesting opinion on golf club technology and the rollback.
Bryson believes that drivers haven’t changed much since 2009 and the improvements are more to do with athletic ability.
Paul Casey agreed with that and said there isn’t enough credit given to the athlete. And Anirban Lahiri said that golf course design has played a big factor.
Bryson then followed up by questioning what the governing bodies are actually trying to achieve with a roll back and laid out what his goals are for the game.
I found this 3 minute clip fascinating and it’s definitely worth a watch to understand the thoughts of the elite pros when it comes to this issue.
The guys at @A_M_Golf have it so true in this video.
Practicing poorly is what costs golfers not getting better. It sounds obvious but the issue always has been how to solve it
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@RickShielsPGA@Crushers_GC If you want drills and structure to improve that is actually tailored to you and your game just use this:
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People want to get better at Golf, but they miss 1 key thing...
As a Scratch handicapper people suck at practicing. Not that they don't put enough time to it, but that when they do practice they do it so poorly.
Try this: https://t.co/zmrAzwmEUP
People want to get better at Golf, but they miss 1 key thing...
As a Scratch handicapper people suck at practicing. Not that they don't put enough time to it, but that when they do practice they do it so poorly.
Try this: https://t.co/zmrAzwmEUP
While you were buying the dip on NVDA, European banks outperformed the entire US semiconductor index.
The “dead money” trade of the decade is battering the “future of humanity.”
Sometimes the best opportunities are the one nobody wants to talk about.
Was in ECM at BB and this is incredibly true. Unless it’s a certain financial sponsor doing a block transaction, optimal price is never pushed. They are so conscious of after market trading as their ‘success’ indicator and pleasing long-standing clients on the buy-side
With $FIG we have another massive "POP" highlighting the gross inefficiency in the modern IPO process. It's very simple. They REFUSE to match supply/demand (that happened today). They brag about the mis-match - "30X oversubscribed." The outcome is expected & fully intentional.