The R&A should have introduced laws banning Jarmo Sandelin’s sunglasses before they worried about his driver length. Such fashion crimes cannot go unpunished.
He looks like the villain in a 90’s teen movie about the plucky goofball high school student who plays an 18-hole playoff against the snobby only son of a local real estate developer on a bet to win his grandma’s house. And in the process he steals his hot-but-down-to-earth girlfriend.
Matt I'm having to lose about twenty days play with a pulled back rib, after going after a couple big tee balls. After watching you swing in the video I think another back rib popped out. Good video post, thanks guys.
*Disclaimer* Alcohol was not involved in the filming of these videos, however may have been involved in the ideas behind Ian and Matty’s mad science leading to this production. Let’s hope it continues, this was crazy good. #txgcraziness gotta love it. Support these boys, imagine what they’ll come up with when the resources to build a TXG Lab are in place. I can see the beakers bubbling already. 👍👍👍
I competed in world long drive 2 years. A "50" inch driver was measured with it sitting up against a wall. The usga set a limit at 48 inches. My old 50 inch drivers measure 48.5 inches usga.
I used a GBB 8* on a 46 1/2 proforce....the old yellow and purple..........many long drive contests won.........2 were at 383 and 385........ahhhhhh to be young again.....lol
Wow! The best long drivers have pop-eye forearms and use 5 degrees of loft and tee it so much higher than Matty was... also the rotational force they generate is insane... needed Larry coaching you for this video Bro!!!
Any details of the builds on each? Head weight difference between the two and swing weight differences. I’m noticing that when building LD setups the swing weights balloon into the E’s with a total weight around 330g.
AWSOME video, another follow up might be using a long driver head VS a fitted optimised 46” shaft as mentioned in the video Loved the video, I would love to get into long driving but find it very hard to find decent and relevant information for it
I bought a Krank long drive set up off eBay just for giggles 5 degree xx stiff shaft only way I could get it airborne was to feel like I was hitting a blocky slice. But man when you catch that one flush it flies just might take you thirty attempts haha
Hey guys! Once you go longer you have to stiffen the shaft flex. I have a longer shafted driver that is xx flex and it swings like a regular shaft. I’d like to see you stiffen the shaft like the long drivers do in order to get less dispersion and longer drives. I always enjoy watching your vids, thank you, your doing a great job!
I’m super late on this but try this again with a regular flex shaft because in long drive they don’t care about accuracy they just want to be fast I think we can see sole crazy club head speeds
I’m 6’1” and I use a 44.5” driver. It’s made a huge difference I hit fairways a lot now, and I’ve actually gained distance because I’m hitting it at my target, and I’m getting fairway run out.
He should try an actual Long Drive head such as Krank and a Volvik long distance ball and he could definitely achieve 390 I assume. SAS Golf also has similar swing speeds and he hits bombs with the Krank driver compared to his normal driver...
Hi guys, yes I agree with your assessment. My thoughts are as a senior and an average golfer. If you were just swinging a club in our normal mode the extra length might be better. There is no way we can get club head speed or ball speed anywhere near a pro player. Just reaching a green in two shots is mostly impossible.
Very interesting. Agree with others on trying lower loft high tee see what that does. I would also be interested in looking at differences on how you adjust swing weight I.e. trying counterbalance vs reducing head weight. Does it make a difference leaving more weight behind the ball? Love these experiments 👍🏻
I wondered if ping had different weights for the back part of the g410. I’d love to split it to 10 grams toe and heel vs just the 20 gram in one spot. I think it might help reduce spin a bit too since the weights wouldn’t be in the furthest back spot.
As a 50 year old, playing around 3 handicap for 30 years. The secret is fitness.. I've gained 20 yards in 2 years through 4 hours medium weight training per week.
Switches back to normal driver. This driver feels like a 7 iron!! Messed about with a longer shaft in my G410 up to 47” hit the good ones about 15 yards further but most of the time I was 15 yards further in trouble!!
I wonder if the club path is more neutral because the arc is bigger? Kind of like a big hula hoop vs a smaller one lined up by the ball - the larger hoop would look “straighter” by the ball then a small hoop?
If I was fitted for C taper lite X (115g) but the irons I want to buy (hogans) only come in DG x100 or KBS Tour V (120), do you think the tour v would suit me okay? Thanks.
Awesome stuff but has Foresight not fixed the ridiculous low spin high launch bombs? I would love to see you guys spot shots out at the range, not going to carry 340 @180 ball speed. Fun to watch though, love to see people see what they can do athletically. Also, if you play around with swing weight/overall weight, you will be able to swing that club significantly faster. 6-10 mph faster over your stock driver.
At 48" if you backweight the driver and grip it at 45", would that increase the speed of the clubface through the hit? Or would it increase the overall weight of the driver too much? Bringing the balance point back to where it was when the club was 45".
Personally as a former long driver after 17 years it gets to a point of diminishing return Matt does not have the strength to pick up any more speed just because the length of the driver is longer he should just stick with his 46-inch driver he is plenty far he's not built for long drive but he has a very nice swing and make solid contact
I think Joe Miller used a 1 degree in 2016. It’s a different game, different swings, giant muscles and giant men other than Sadlowski. Their driver heads actually have less rebound than regular production drivers due to beta titanium and because at their ball speeds, the faces would crack after five shots with a production driver. If a regular fellow wants to get into longer drivers for fun, one would need to maybe tip a light weight appropriate flex shaft, add shaft to the grip end to get the length if needed, and get the lowest degree mass production head with the lightest weights they can get so it is remotely manageable, grab some 4” tees and have at er. I personally have a few older long drive heads in 7.5 and 6 degree 3x and 4x that are over the 48 limit and are fun as well as a couple legal Kranks at 3.5. Hang time is nuts with the older higher lofted ones, with carries up to 350 at sea level and no rollout but they are heavy. This is were the lower lofts come in so you can land at say 335 and roll to 370+. At 3.5 degrees and 48”, the release of hands, wrists and shaft all have to be perfect or you get nothing but disappointment. I have yet to see some one try my Kranks xxx at 3.5 degrees and get it airborne other than one friend who is a monster at 6 foot 4, 230 lbs of nothing but long drive muscle. (check out Jesse Pettersen). I can do it sometimes after significant warm up. There was a good comparison video of a world long drive competitor hitting balls with a long and standard length driver and even he said if he wasn’t tuned up, the shorter driver was easier to hit long and certainly more consistent. Shorter is typically lighter and therefore easier to build club head speed with. Thanks for the vids!
@@thebeardedgolfer9819 you are 100 percent correct. My 45 inch driver and my 48 xxx swing about the same speed, unless I warm up extensively with my 48" xxx speed sticks and use 4 inch tees. At that point, my 48 inch 4 degree driver routinely gets over 190 mph ball speed.
Did I miss something about gains? like the formula is I=mr^2 and T = Fxd(lever arm) so that's why we see the distance increase from 340 to 374 total... so 30 something yards from 2" longer is a freaking serious gain right? would be impossible to do with a 46". Control and consistency is lost yes, but what percentage of time has been spent with a 48" compared to
I'm on the other side, wondering if I should have my driver cut down to 45". I did order custom shaft, but didn't specify length. I'm sure my M5 is 45 3/4". Could I choke down to see the difference in feel?
Longer club = greater radius of swing. So in the hitting zone where swing path is measured, the arc curvature will be shallower hence less "in to out". Get some paper and a pencil to draw a wee diagram.
Doesn’t the extra 3” length create a larger/flatter swing arc, hence making the angle that the club approach’s the ball flatter also, making his swing more neutral.
Ian & Matt, please test a Krank long driver from Lance Reader's company. Krank is the leader in long drive and has the best drivers for 130mph plus clubhead speed.
Guys, perhaps one for a future video, will a ball struck with zero tilt axis still be affected by a crosswind using all clubs in the bag, gauntlet thrown, x
Didn't Matty test a 44" shaft versus a 46" shaft in a previous video with the 44" inch shaft the clear winner in terms of center face hits, dispersion and distance?
I accidentally got a 47,5 inch shaft in my speedzone, and since I already hit it mostly straight or fade then I think I will stick with it. When I have the room for it, it really launches like a bullet. And when I go back to only 45,5 it feels too light and short.
I'm strongly considering experienrjting and getting a 50 inch driver and practice with it for like a few hours, then switch back to my 44 inch and see how much easier I hit it
Maybe Matt could try a shaft with a little weaker flex to see if he will generate more clubhead speed. Kyle Berkshire uses a regular flex for his gamer in WLDA.
Just hear to see if Bryson’s comment about using a 48” driver on tour is possible. It looks like it would be! 1 or 2 got over 370...... I just want to feel what that would be like once in my life. Haha
My experience with hitting cobra drivers the sweet spot is high in the head once you drop below that equator line your spin skyrockets and that’s what I’ve seen across the board with cobra drivers
Watched a Pro at the driving range I go to belt it at 210mph ball speed (launch monitor range). Shockingly low efficiency at that speed as the ball was spinning up and dropping out the sky with the cheap range balls. Plays on the challenger tour and drives it between 360 and 380 yards
Matt you swing it like a beast already! Maybe there are a few more mph by using the ground a bit more. There seems to be a lot of spin and lateral in your swing, but not a lot of launch. However I'm not sure how you would measure in Bioswing mechanics.
Can I be a super geek and ask is it 48" uncut shaft or 48" extended. Cause when I extended my cobra f7 shaft to 48" and it felt like a skipping rope it was that bendy and it messed it up big time. Now I've got a proper 48" full length XXX Stiff Its waaaaaaaay better. Be curious to hear you on this one 😊
@@clubchampionmedia Great response man. I reckon if you got Matt a XX in 60" he'd do better in all seriousness. I was 128mph club and 185mph ball when I first qualified for worlds in the UK and hit 370yards indoors. You have to work at it alot to make it play. Great stuff as always though! #thebestyoutubegolfchannel
What is with how far you hit the Ball?, it’s not how far, it’s how often you put the ball in the fairway, on the Green, IMO , I think Fairways should be reduced in with by a third where possible,and more strategic bunkers and deeper also, new tech is making a mockery of courses.
Interesting that with the longer driver he hooked it or drew it almost all the time. Longer shaft will increase the effective lie angle and thus give that result. Science works. Head should have been adjusted perhaps to flatter lie angle.
Ha! "That is what 3" looks like".
Not sure why there’s so many jokes about the 3 inches.
Mine is only 3 inches.
But some women don’t even like it that wide.
The R&A should have introduced laws banning Jarmo Sandelin’s sunglasses before they worried about his driver length. Such fashion crimes cannot go unpunished.
😆😆😆😆😆
Yeah, I could have done without the reminder that those ever existed.... I’m just glad I never had a pair of them.
Jarmo looked like a supervillian. I need to find myself a pair pronto to strike fear into my opponents!
He looks like the villain in a 90’s teen movie about the plucky goofball high school student who plays an 18-hole playoff against the snobby only son of a local real estate developer on a bet to win his grandma’s house. And in the process he steals his hot-but-down-to-earth girlfriend.
Even Elton John said, "WTF are those?"
Matt I'm having to lose about twenty days play with a pulled back rib, after going after a couple big tee balls. After watching you swing in the video I think another back rib popped out. Good video post, thanks guys.
I was reading the comments looking for all the 3" references 🤣🤣
Funny vid, "Come on Matty 130 clubhead on this one", "Whilst leaning on the desk watching" hahaha
I think there needs to be more discussion around the glasses that guy was wearing in the beginning!
😆😆😆 I burst out laughing when I found that picture!!!
Oakley made some really weird stuff in the 90’s.
Wait that kid from spykids 3D became a professional golfer?
*Disclaimer* Alcohol was not involved in the filming of these videos, however may have been involved in the ideas behind Ian and Matty’s mad science leading to this production. Let’s hope it continues, this was crazy good. #txgcraziness gotta love it. Support these boys, imagine what they’ll come up with when the resources to build a TXG Lab are in place. I can see the beakers bubbling already. 👍👍👍
I competed in world long drive 2 years. A "50" inch driver was measured with it sitting up against a wall. The usga set a limit at 48 inches. My old 50 inch drivers measure 48.5 inches usga.
The side by side comparison was not necessary for me personally, because I know *exactly* what 3 inches looks like.....
I used a GBB 8* on a 46 1/2 proforce....the old yellow and purple..........many long drive contests won.........2 were at 383 and 385........ahhhhhh to be young again.....lol
Wow! The best long drivers have pop-eye forearms and use 5 degrees of loft and tee it so much higher than Matty was... also the rotational force they generate is insane... needed Larry coaching you for this video Bro!!!
Brandon Mathis pop,eye forearms complements of steroids in a bottle
What loft was the driver he used?
Any details of the builds on each? Head weight difference between the two and swing weight differences. I’m noticing that when building LD setups the swing weights balloon into the E’s with a total weight around 330g.
Your comment and look on your face... the funniest moment on the TXG channel
That's what an additional 3" looks like, innuendo bingo. 😂
MrsBandit sprained her ankle rushing over to see the additional 3"....not for the first time she was disappointed lol
😂😂😂
Thanks for doing this one really wanted to see what would happen at that length
Amazing. Great video and wow Matt can HIT a golf ball.
I love watching this channel, you guys are a great duo
That Accuflex shaft gave you almost the same distance as the long drive setup.
yet autoflex advertising talks about the accuracy, not distance...I don't get it?
Thanks for doing this, really interesting to see the results 👍
That looked like a lot of fun!
AWSOME video, another follow up might be using a long driver head VS a fitted optimised 46” shaft as mentioned in the video
Loved the video, I would love to get into long driving but find it very hard to find decent and relevant information for it
Another great one, very entertaining 👍
EXCELLENT CONTENT TXG, BUILD IT I'M REALLY INTERESTED IN THE RESULTS!!!
I bought a Krank long drive set up off eBay just for giggles 5 degree xx stiff shaft only way I could get it airborne was to feel like I was hitting a blocky slice. But man when you catch that one flush it flies just might take you thirty attempts haha
I built my gamer at 44” with an 80g shaft. I’ve considered toying with a longer driver but I need consistency first.
Hey guys! Once you go longer you have to stiffen the shaft flex. I have a longer shafted driver that is xx flex and it swings like a regular shaft. I’d like to see you stiffen the shaft like the long drivers do in order to get less dispersion and longer drives. I always enjoy watching your vids, thank you, your doing a great job!
Kyle Berkshire uses REGULAR flex on his comp drivers and XX on his play drivers.
I’m super late on this but try this again with a regular flex shaft because in long drive they don’t care about accuracy they just want to be fast I think we can see sole crazy club head speeds
I’m 6’1” and I use a 44.5” driver. It’s made a huge difference I hit fairways a lot now, and I’ve actually gained distance because I’m hitting it at my target, and I’m getting fairway run out.
Good times fellas!
It not fair that he can hit it that far and have such a fine head of hair
Ahead of the game you boys ! Bryson’s been watching your video !!!!
He should try an actual Long Drive head such as Krank and a Volvik long distance ball and he could definitely achieve 390 I assume. SAS Golf also has similar swing speeds and he hits bombs with the Krank driver compared to his normal driver...
It's almost as if long drive heads are designed for very high swing speeds.
Hi guys, yes I agree with your assessment.
My thoughts are as a senior and an average golfer. If you were just swinging a club in our normal mode the extra length might be better. There is no way we can get club head speed or ball speed anywhere near a pro player. Just reaching a green in two shots is mostly impossible.
The horizontal lines on Matt's shirt are a nice touch at 2:13
😆 done purposely of course!
Very interesting. Agree with others on trying lower loft high tee see what that does. I would also be interested in looking at differences on how you adjust swing weight I.e. trying counterbalance vs reducing head weight. Does it make a difference leaving more weight behind the ball? Love these experiments 👍🏻
as Ian mentioned, "diminishing returns" but not just in speed, but in dispersion and consistency of hitting it straight.
Love your content guys. Just wish you would do more on wedges. Not so interested in full shot spin but rather spin on short pitches (50 yards?)
Epic subzero playing at 44”. How much weight should I add in order to be able to have better feel?
I wondered if ping had different weights for the back part of the g410. I’d love to split it to 10 grams toe and heel vs just the 20 gram in one spot. I think it might help reduce spin a bit too since the weights wouldn’t be in the furthest back spot.
As a 50 year old, playing around 3 handicap for 30 years. The secret is fitness.. I've gained 20 yards in 2 years through 4 hours medium weight training per week.
If you don't mind me asking what sort of weight training exercises did you do over those 2 years to help gain the extra 20 yards?
@@SiLoMixMaster just look on TH-cam for over 50s light weights and stretching exercises thx
Switches back to normal driver. This driver feels like a 7 iron!! Messed about with a longer shaft in my G410 up to 47” hit the good ones about 15 yards further but most of the time I was 15 yards further in trouble!!
I wonder if the club path is more neutral because the arc is bigger? Kind of like a big hula hoop vs a smaller one lined up by the ball - the larger hoop would look “straighter” by the ball then a small hoop?
If I was fitted for C taper lite X (115g) but the irons I want to buy (hogans) only come in DG x100 or KBS Tour V (120), do you think the tour v would suit me okay? Thanks.
Awesome stuff but has Foresight not fixed the ridiculous low spin high launch bombs? I would love to see you guys spot shots out at the range, not going to carry 340 @180 ball speed. Fun to watch though, love to see people see what they can do athletically.
Also, if you play around with swing weight/overall weight, you will be able to swing that club significantly faster. 6-10 mph faster over your stock driver.
Fun video to do.
At 48" if you backweight the driver and grip it at 45", would that increase the speed of the clubface through the hit? Or would it increase the overall weight of the driver too much? Bringing the balance point back to where it was when the club was 45".
Need a course vlog with this driver
Personally as a former long driver after 17 years it gets to a point of diminishing return Matt does not have the strength to pick up any more speed just because the length of the driver is longer he should just stick with his 46-inch driver he is plenty far he's not built for long drive but he has a very nice swing and make solid contact
I would love to see Matt try a low loft driver like the long guys do. 5 degrees or so.
He would spin it too low because of his draw. He spun most of these below 1600.
I think Joe Miller used a 1 degree in 2016. It’s a different game, different swings, giant muscles and giant men other than Sadlowski. Their driver heads actually have less rebound than regular production drivers due to beta titanium and because at their ball speeds, the faces would crack after five shots with a production driver. If a regular fellow wants to get into longer drivers for fun, one would need to maybe tip a light weight appropriate flex shaft, add shaft to the grip end to get the length if needed, and get the lowest degree mass production head with the lightest weights they can get so it is remotely manageable, grab some 4” tees and have at er.
I personally have a few older long drive heads in 7.5 and 6 degree 3x and 4x that are over the 48 limit and are fun as well as a couple legal Kranks at 3.5. Hang time is nuts with the older higher lofted ones, with carries up to 350 at sea level and no rollout but they are heavy. This is were the lower lofts come in so you can land at say 335 and roll to 370+. At 3.5 degrees and 48”, the release of hands, wrists and shaft all have to be perfect or you get nothing but disappointment. I have yet to see some one try my Kranks xxx at 3.5 degrees and get it airborne other than one friend who is a monster at 6 foot 4, 230 lbs of nothing but long drive muscle. (check out Jesse Pettersen). I can do it sometimes after significant warm up.
There was a good comparison video of a world long drive competitor hitting balls with a long and standard length driver and even he said if he wasn’t tuned up, the shorter driver was easier to hit long and certainly more consistent. Shorter is typically lighter and therefore easier to build club head speed with.
Thanks for the vids!
@@thebeardedgolfer9819 you are 100 percent correct. My 45 inch driver and my 48 xxx swing about the same speed, unless I warm up extensively with my 48" xxx speed sticks and use 4 inch tees. At that point, my 48 inch 4 degree driver routinely gets over 190 mph ball speed.
Did I miss something about gains? like the formula is I=mr^2 and T = Fxd(lever arm) so that's why we see the distance increase from 340 to 374 total... so 30 something yards from 2" longer is a freaking serious gain right? would be impossible to do with a 46". Control and consistency is lost yes, but what percentage of time has been spent with a 48" compared to
Ian.... You kill me!!!!
I'm on the other side, wondering if I should have my driver cut down to 45". I did order custom shaft, but didn't specify length. I'm sure my M5 is 45 3/4". Could I choke down to see the difference in feel?
Jarmo Sandelin. Sweden rules! 👊🔥
Longer club = greater radius of swing.
So in the hitting zone where swing path is measured, the arc curvature will be shallower hence less "in to out".
Get some paper and a pencil to draw a wee diagram.
Brilliant guys 👍😮
48" Autoflex?
Yes guys please do that Matt’s chs should go up to 132
Doesn’t the extra 3” length create a larger/flatter swing arc, hence making the angle that the club approach’s the ball flatter also, making his swing more neutral.
Ian & Matt, please test a Krank long driver from Lance Reader's company. Krank is the leader in long drive and has the best drivers for 130mph plus clubhead speed.
Here I am a year later seeing what will happen when Bryson goes to this 😂
4 inch tee, 2° head
1988 Long Drive Champion “Wedgey Winchester” and his Driver with a 60” shaft.
Has Bryson been watching the TXG back catalogue...?
Guys, perhaps one for a future video, will a ball struck with zero tilt axis still be affected by a crosswind using all clubs in the bag, gauntlet thrown, x
Didn't Matty test a 44" shaft versus a 46" shaft in a previous video with the 44" inch shaft the clear winner in terms of center face hits, dispersion and distance?
Can you have a 80 mpr 65 yr old fitting Thanks Dave
I accidentally got a 47,5 inch shaft in my speedzone, and since I already hit it mostly straight or fade then I think I will stick with it. When I have the room for it, it really launches like a bullet. And when I go back to only 45,5 it feels too light and short.
I'm strongly considering experienrjting and getting a 50 inch driver and practice with it for like a few hours, then switch back to my 44 inch and see how much easier I hit it
Need to use a volvik Ball!
Maybe Matt could try a shaft with a little weaker flex to see if he will generate more clubhead speed. Kyle Berkshire uses a regular flex for his gamer in WLDA.
If going longer is not a solution for a golfer, what about the opposite?
How will a 42 or 44-inch shaft on a driver improve a person's game?
Just hear to see if Bryson’s comment about using a 48” driver on tour is possible. It looks like it would be! 1 or 2 got over 370...... I just want to feel what that would be like once in my life. Haha
My experience with hitting cobra drivers the sweet spot is high in the head once you drop below that equator line your spin skyrockets and that’s what I’ve seen across the board with cobra drivers
I saw a guy with this shaft length hitting the Ping Stretch 3 wood over 300 carry ((LOL or close)) I remember it was Crazy.
Watched a Pro at the driving range I go to belt it at 210mph ball speed (launch monitor range). Shockingly low efficiency at that speed as the ball was spinning up and dropping out the sky with the cheap range balls. Plays on the challenger tour and drives it between 360 and 380 yards
Matt you swing it like a beast already!
Maybe there are a few more mph by using the ground a bit more.
There seems to be a lot of spin and lateral in your swing, but not a lot of launch. However I'm not sure how you would measure in Bioswing mechanics.
How heavy is shaft he was using? Maybe Accra 55gram 48?
Can I be a super geek and ask is it 48" uncut shaft or 48" extended. Cause when I extended my cobra f7 shaft to 48" and it felt like a skipping rope it was that bendy and it messed it up big time. Now I've got a proper 48" full length XXX Stiff Its waaaaaaaay better. Be curious to hear you on this one 😊
Was built to 48" from the raw shaft, believe it was a 60 gram TX Aldila Rogue 130
@@clubchampionmedia Great response man. I reckon if you got Matt a XX in 60" he'd do better in all seriousness. I was 128mph club and 185mph ball when I first qualified for worlds in the UK and hit 370yards indoors. You have to work at it alot to make it play. Great stuff as always though! #thebestyoutubegolfchannel
Now have Matt try a driver that’s cut down to about 42-44 inches and see if his accuracy goes up!
im using a 45 inch xstiff. i want to get a 48 inch, for fun, what stiffness should i get?
What is with how far you hit the Ball?, it’s not how far, it’s how often you put the ball in the fairway, on the Green, IMO , I think Fairways should be reduced in with by a third where possible,and more strategic bunkers and deeper also, new tech is making a mockery of courses.
Should've got Larry to join in Ian. He would've got Matty to that 200 mark 😂
Exciting
If Matt put on some muscle, he could give those long drive guys a run!
Nah, that club was at least 6 inches longer, amirite???
Kyle the optimist!
Reckon size matter with the longer shaft
👍🏻
More of this😎
Interesting that with the longer driver he hooked it or drew it almost all the time.
Longer shaft will increase the effective lie angle and thus give that result. Science works.
Head should have been adjusted perhaps to flatter lie angle.
Vaseline on the driver face to take off more spin! Try once again with it and see if you can make the 380
Where do you measure the shaft length at the driver head?
At some point, you guys mentioned something about having Krank LD spec sent in. Is that still happening?
We were told they were getting sent, but don't think they ended up doing it
Hmmm i see. Originally, I was going to say its their loss but may be not... perhaps the truth may hurt them more.
Cobra Long Tom review time
I think maybe Matt needs to use a 160 compression ball for a swing that fast
375 yard par 3....need a putt for birdie...no problem! 09:48
Autoflex shaft?
why not with Autoflex?
Such a smooth swing looks like he swings 100mpg
When I sky a driver, it doesn’t go 400 yards 😂🤣😂🤣
I want to see him get this thing on the Driver comp mode on FSX lol. #400yardchallenge