BEST & WORST of 2024 // The Lads Have Spoken

[@rayhuge]

I can't stand the fact that marketing departments have gotten a hold of the term AI and have slapped it on everything these days.

[@MrAhuraMazda]

But also, AI is actually taking over. The power of AI is undeniable and terrifying. Its going to take over

[@mikecoughlin4128]

Agreed. I'm in IT and I've been saying this for about a year now. Its just like "cloud" was 5 yrs ago. The new buzzword whether a person knows anything about it or not.

[@demsareunamerican6800]

​@MrAhuraMazda hilarious when humans put the AI in a program. So, how is it artificial? AI can't do anything without human input.

[@snowbind]

Most people are using AI when they actually mean machine learning or potentially just algorithmic simulation.

[@frederickschranck893]

Ian, thanks very much for referring to mini-drivers as 2-woods. It's what they are, after all. While they are not for everyone, the 2-woods can help some golfers fill a gap between the driver and the next club, which again for many of those golfers should be either 4- or 5-woods.

[@stefanwuest4559]

Best Golfball i ever hit is the Wilson Staff Model X

[@66BW]

The Wilson Staff Model balls are criminally underrated. They are a very good ball and even the Triad is a solid ball.

[@shawnspenc1]

The low spin/high spin golf ball test was exactly what I had been searching for the last day or too. Perfect timing! Thanks Boys!

[@justinstephenson9360]

On the golf ball issue, Today's Golfer did a great ball test and the reality was that if you are looking at the the difference between X ball and the same ball non X version there is no statistically significant difference - some marginal gains in distance with the X version but highly unlikely to be statistically significant. It is only when, as Ian did, you are looking between the X version of one manufacturer and the non-X version from a different manufacturer that you are likely to see significant difference. And the overall takeaway from today's Golfer, the Wilson Staff Model is one heck of a good ball

[@pbode1]

Thanks Ian for helping us to clear fiction from fact. What definitely helps is that you're very consistent in your opinions throughout all videos. Good to seem them all grouped here at the end of Northern Europe's season

[@danielking8141]

Gotta feel for all of you with a ‘golf season’. Played every weekend of winter here in New Zealand. Only ever in shorts. Not so humble brag. Ditched the 3 wood this year for an old Big Bertha Mini 1.5. Great off the tee. Never need it off the fairway. Would love to try one of the newer mini driver / 2 woods.

[@adjman48]

Same her in Australia - didn't miss a week of golf through winter. Can't imagine not being able to play for several months a year.

[@blakebarone1809]

Booooo

[@ben2cameron]

​@@adjman486 months off sucks, makes it hard to improve year over year. The first 2 months of the season is spent dialling in consistency all over again.

[@dabdias]

The G430 max 10k (with new ventus blue) has been a complete unicorn for me: super stable, the shallower face, heavier head that more easily gets me to preferred swing weight. Last time I measured, 15.8* launch and 2200 spin. Once I started trusting the ball flight being more neutral, it’s been incredible. I tried many other drivers when I got fit, and I have had many drivers before the current one. The issue you have with 10k, is that you created wrong expectations. After all the years in the business, what made you think that one dimension in driver construction space would dominate all other? Think about it!!

[@jcar14]

Agree, the significantly more shallow face has helped my strike location, and the heavy head allows me to play it shorter with a more tip stable shaft. It's precisely the kind of thing this channel typically loves.

[@lawbinson]

Big fan of the G430 Max 10k as well. But, I am longer with the old Sim turned down to 6 degrees. Mishits aren’t too bad either with the Sim due to higher club and ball speed.

[@dabdias]

@@lawbinson when I got fit for the driver, I actually had better numbers with the cobra dark ls speed (about 6-7 extra yards from higher swing and ball speed), but I just didn’t trust that on off days I wouldn’t be too penalized by the cobra.

[@edj9961]

@@lawbinsonSIM is absurdly good, ten years later

[@blakebarone1809]

@@edj9961 No. Time goes by quick enough, don’t turn 5 years into 10 please.

[@rolfvandulst6418]

Great insight for me was to fit your ball to your scoring irons then fit your driver to your ball. Thanks for that pearl.

[@lawbinson]

Mini Driver just hits so many niches. Long Hitters, down hitters, slicers, older golfers, minimalists…

[@clintwilliams2705]

and suckers!😂

[@hypeNT500]

@@clintwilliams2705 facts

[@iLovettGolf]

Someone hasn’t tried it

[@clintwilliams2705]

@@iLovettGolf I have one.

[@hypeNT500]

@@clintwilliams2705me too. Then sold it

[@jcar14]

I think if Ping had taken their product to market as the G430 Max LST it wouldn't be a part of this 10k hype critique. When you all reviewed the driver, the frame was "this isn't better than a well-fitted Max." Which, definitely. But the question is, are there enough players who when properly fit, do best with something between the LST and the Max? I _think_ Ping and most fitters have concluded yes. Or put differently, if Titleist can justify creating GT4 even though GT3 exists and when well-fitted, can do all the jobs, why such hate for Ping's bridge product?

[@MEAT0]

I never got the impression this was between the LST and Max. It’s marketed as the most forgiving driver in the Ping line, which to me says the normal Max would be in the middle.

[@jcar14]

​@@MEAT0 Understood but that's untrue, they absolutely consider the 10k a higher launching LST, that spins less than Max. Which kind of is my main point; the 10k moniker does a bit of a disservice to what Ping built. But TXG seems to have taken the marketing language a little too literally, rather than just working with the head on the basis of what it can do.

[@MEAT0]

@@jcar14the 10k isn’t lower spinning than max though. At least not for most. MOI is achieved by moving the CoG backwards (among other things), which is why the 10k clubhead is so long front to back. This increases spin, along with resisting twist on off center hits.

[@jcar14]

@@MEAT0it is absolutely lower spinning for most. The cg being further back and just popping launch and spin is what the QI10 Max is doing. The ping isn’t the same, you’re just misunderstood. Not your fault, the marketing was misleading.

[@MEAT0]

@@jcar14wow, ok, I just read up on it. Thanks for the education, appreciate it!

[@richardjacobs7632]

I bought the Cleveland #3 Hywood to replace my Cleveland #2 hybrid to use off the tee. I’m 71 it suits me better than driver! Thanks guys

[@wisefool860]

Real question: for use with a stronger lofted game improvement iron, what are the effects of using a spin/less spin ball? When designing players distance irons, what kind of ball do they test with that makes them say “yes, this is what we want?” I ask because my woods and irons are asking for different things from the golf ball.

[@ohkayw]

Serious question: what about getting a forgiving driver and cutting it down 2-3’ or more, to match a 3 wood or 5 wood length. Wouldnt that be easier to hit and further to hit than a mini driver?

[@clubchampionmedia]

Swing weight wouldn’t work and lie angle would be too flat for most

[@ohkayw]

@@clubchampionmedia wouldnt work? As in what? And lie angle too flat will do what?

[@Kevin-yh6dn]

Not sure if i missed them but are there any footwear or range finder reviews? Would also love to see you guys get outside again before the weather hits. Thanks again, Lads. You're the best.

[@EricJohnson-vi6ri]

Lame

[@joevorachack3791]

My QI10 Max 10K is working for me. I can hit cuts and draw and I am hitting many more fairways than my playing mates. But, I never had problem with hitting around the middle of the face and resulting in fairways before. I am just more accurate now. I do wish I just got the normal QI10 sometimes tho.

[@Dav373]

Another good one is the use of fairway woods and getting creative to fill gaps at the top-end

[@colinreddick]

Come here to Georgia and we golf 50 out of 52 weeks a year!

[@Abdullah_Chill]

Lucky bugger

[@thehitman86]

Mini drivers that aren’t to market yet? Please tell me Titleist are introducing a mini driver that leans into the 975 heritage.

[@TTDefender]

Titleist won‘t call it a mini driver, but a big 3 wood. But there will be that option in 2025

[@TTedz]

Ian, at 23:41 timestamp you mention the Pro V1X as the Low spin ball I thought this generation the Pro V1 is considered their low spin and the X was firmer and flew higher with more spin?

[@charlieoconnor2474]

He's hitting the left dash, which is the lowest spinning option of the ProV's. The regular X is the highest spinning

[@cheemomugdoo799]

That is what Titleist says on their website. The ProV1x left dash seems to split the difference between the two.

[@MEAT0]

@@cheemomugdoo799the left dash is lower spinning than both v1&vx.

[@TTedz]

My mistake! I misunderstood the text on the screen and thought the "-" separated 'Titleist' and 'Pro,' but it actually meant 'Left Dash.' After some research, I found a 2020 article on their website stating that the Left Dash has lower spin than the Pro V1 and V1x, which I believe is still accurate today.

[@cheemomugdoo799]

@@MEAT0 Upon further investigation, this is correct, however the height of flight for the left dash is below the v1x but above the v1. Of course, with my inconsistent ball striking all of this is purely academic.

[@mikecoughlin4128]

Ok, I'm still a little "chicken or the egg" here. In a soup to nuts fitting, grip/ball/shaft/irons/woods/gaps, where do you start? I heard fit the ball to the irons and fit the river to the ball. What ball do you use during an iron fitting? When I watch iron fittings on this channel I don't recall seeing a discussion of balls. I see that during driver fittings though. I'm confused. I need a full fitting and I want to ensure I'm going about it the right way since I can't simply go to Ian and relax.

[@timmygolfs]

Loved this video gents! Great content

[@scottyeaman8377]

Good stuff… think I’ll go test that callaway ball against my ProV1x that Fraser fit me into!!!

[@unknownKnownunknowns]

My Golf Spy raved about the Ping 10k

[@ianfrasergolf]

@@unknownKnownunknowns we’re not saying the Ping 10k is a bad driver, quite the opposite. All I’m saying is a Driver with 10,000 moi Vs a fitted Driver it’s absolutely no contest.

[@unknownKnownunknowns]

@@ianfrasergolf ah understand

[@andyfrizzell4352]

Will be interesting to see other manufacturers bringing out mini drivers. Particularly the likes of Tour Exotics, Wilson or Cleveland with better prices

[@jordancannon8208]

While I understand you are cautioning people not to think that a minor shaft change (from ventus red to ventus black) is going to have a major difference in launch and spin, could you not get a fairly substantial change in launch and/or spin variance by changing the model along with flex, such as a 65 g regular flex ventus red vs a 65 g tour stiff ventus tr black (assuming you could get the same strike with each due to the weight being the same)? With the same head I would think you could get some pretty high variance in launch and spin (also potentially speed and dispersion, but that's another issue). If not, then you guys (or MyGolfSpy) need to talk to the shaft manufacturers because they are the ones marketing the differences between the shafts being launch and spin differences.

[@atamagashock]

I’m most definitely a tinkerer and this year I’ve owned all 3 qi10 drivers. By far the worst one atleast for me, was the qi10 Max. Absolutely hated that driver. The core was definitely the best of the 3. But ultimately the burner mini is the only one I kept. I recently picked up a GT2. I hit it 10 times and it seemed like a possible keeper. Unfortunately there was a tiny crack at the back of the crown, so I sent it back. I just got the new one last night, so I’ll need to do more testing before I decide. But the one constant has been that mini driver

[@glenock766]

Liked everything about the content however feel like the choice in using ventus for differentiating launch propensity was an odd one. Ventus labels their shafts within each other so red is high comparatively to blue and black but wouldn’t be so compared to the rest of their lineup or others. Should of shown like GD CQ against ventus black or similar to show the minute differences off launch.

[@hypeNT500]

this channel seems very biased now. instead of giving real data they tend to manipulate the data to get their desired results. this channel was not like this when it was TXG

[@hypeNT500]

10k is the best thing to get without needing to get fitted. any golfer can use it seeing immediate results without having to get fitted with a specific design which is most likely the intended purpose of the release of 10k

[@DavidOh-h7s]

After testing the ping 10k against my g425 max, I ordered the 10k immediately. Noticeable improvement in left-right dispersion. And I’ve had no regrets. It’s never been a promise of perfect straight. But saving 5-10 yards of lateral dispersion curve over an already forgiving driver translates for me more fairways and lower scores. And it’s not spiny like the TM and I think that’s why the qi10 fails.

[@HotdogH-z8b]

Any chance of a best low spin golf ball review please ? Really struggling to find the best low spin for me, using left dash atm which I like but I could go lower spin if there is one ? Thanks.

[@rpk4632]

Low spin? Hit a pinnacle!

[@HotdogH-z8b]

@@rpk4632 😂

[@JT-xs4br]

I have found the stiffer less bendy shafts go higher for for me and that I need a little heavier driver shaft.

[@JT-xs4br]

I also second the Wilson staff x!

[@funmachine3]

DTC golf balls have been amazing this year. Vice, Legato, Seed, Maxfli to name a few

[@thrillkillcult999]

Could the same that you 2 said about low vs high spin shafts be said about high launch vs low launch shafts?

[@starnerd1366]

I bought the burner mini this year and it helped me so much of the tee my five wood was safe for longer approach shots when my driver isn’t working for me mini works better for me

[@oldandstiff]

I think people want to try to fit the ball to their driver because it seems easier and CHEAPER to them. Consumer brain says that fix should only costsa quick fifty bucks, instead of a new driver or a fitting to get their driver better adjusted to their needs.

[@dmc12345678910]

Mini driver user here, I can still manage to miss the fairway no problem 😁

[@ianfrasergolf]

🙋🏻‍♂️ me too. But I still love them!!

[@knee1499]

Was about to cop a BRNR mini but now that you said there would be more mini drivers in 2025! The wait continues....😢

[@andynaz5631]

Golf season just beginning in AZ.

[@bigbertha8]

Sticking with my Kirkland ball and Maxfli Tour ball

[@Philmaxwell414]

Hack take

[@seanmcconville5401]

On the topic of golf balls I like the Snell ball. Cheaper ball and preforming like a Pro V.

[@Philmaxwell414]

Ok hack.

[@danthomson387]

Surely the least favorite trend has to be that prices keep going up? 😂

[@timbuma3693]

So would someone who has more of a neutral AOA be better off with a 10k driver than someone that is quite up on it?

[@riv1897]

I didn’t want to believe the hype but the Taylormade mini driver has been the best club I’ve purchased for years! Reliable and versatile with plenty of distance 🔥

[@marybetheby5184]

Mini drivers and hybrids replacing the 6 iron in a lot of bags..

[@skinnyvinny453]

I base my game around the lads

[@ianfrasergolf]

That why you are the man!!! 🤝🏼

[@kylesinclair203]

The end????? NO WAY!!!! Reseed is almost over, & my course opens back up Saturday!!! Greetings from Buckeye Az!!!! 😉😉😘

[@setholson8131]

8:40 ... louder for the Shaft Fairy believers in the back!!! Preach, lads!!

[@davidlewisTN]

No mini driver but many drivers 😊

[@BrentNinedorf]

Seen the Tour Edge new drivers (C725 and E725) that are 10K MOI with a weight track on the back for adjustability. Wonder if the weight on the bottom of the C725 can be altered too. The tops look much better (no ridgeback line action going on) and a matte carbon top. If the adjustability factor works, would be a cool feature not seen on many 10K models. May be worth a look or test.

[@ianfrasergolf]

We now have those for testing.

[@BrentNinedorf]

@@ianfrasergolf Looks very good from pics I’ve seen. Hope they perform well. Like the idea of a less pricey option. Cheers!

[@ianfrasergolf]

@@BrentNinedorf a few companies going after the price push back from consumers.

[@BrentNinedorf]

@@ianfrasergolf The bike industry may be something for the golf industry to look at. Everyone started having entry level new road bikes at around $3K and trying to sell $10K + road bikes. Companies are failing as COVID purchases didn’t replicate of lead to sustained sales at those price points. Led to a massive used market for entry level customers. Golf should be careful to not completely price people out or push them to the used market in a similar fashion.

[@adamshelton100]

The results from the Ventus Red vs. Ventus Black is exactly what you'd expect based on their marketing material. You may have done this before, but it could be worth a more thorough test.

[@giancarloibanez4674]

Love the trend of shifting players away from carrying a 3 wood in general, esp for those with lower swing speeds. Going Dr/4/7 or even Dr/5/9 can benefit lots of golfers. Love the greater emphasis on combo sets in fittings. Didn’t particularly love the choice of Ventus Red vs Ventus Black for high vs low spin shafts though.

[@marcuszettergren8885]

I agree. Found a weird combo that works great and at the same time, removing the snaphooks completely. D/5w turned down to 4w plus a shorter shaft/7W and a 4 Hybrid turned down to almost a 2H with head flattened (Ping hybrids ftw). The 7W have been an awakening especially.

[@giancarloibanez4674]

@@marcuszettergren8885 Not weird at all. Nearly every single golfer I met who drives 250 or less prefers their 5 wood over their 3 wood for overall reliability and ease of use, even off a tee. So I ask them why they carry a club they never use and nearly all of them haven’t had a good reason. Just like some say play the softest shafts you can stand, I also say play the shortest clubs you can stand. Swing speed 108, 109 and I play a 44.75 stiff flex driver, 42.5 stiff flex 3 wood, 42 regular flex 5 wood. Better smash factors, better dispersion, and on the days I’m not feeling my strongest I can still swing my clubs.

[@BigDawgCAM]

I would highly recommend everyone carry the following until they have a really good reason: Driver, 4W, 7W, 5-LW Some player prefer irons and could play a 3 or 4 driving iron, but it’s far less commonly going to work than a 4W/7W combo

[@giancarloibanez4674]

@@BigDawgCAM I’d even go so far as to say a 5 hybrid and 6 hybrid. I switched to the freddy couples setup about 4 months before he made it famous and being able to hit a 6hyb 110ft high with a 47 land angle and stop on a dime is basically cheating.

[@hypeNT500]

Dr/4/7 is my setup sad because my 3 wood goes over 280 off the deck when hit dead center. unfortunately that only happens a couple times a month

[@jetro7349]

Ping 10K is the real deal Taylormade 10k is the sloth.

[@zoixdark]

I want to see more one length options.

[@jimlange1461]

Let’s see some data on the jumbomax grip trend vs a std size grip.

[@Br3ntb0y]

They already did that some time ago - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneWopV9jM1libssi=VVMg9nuzEQsvnS_a

[@CrispyGFX]

Ian please hold a seminar at my local Club Champ. They have no idea what they're talking about to a degree where even someone who has no knowledge about clubfitting can tell that they have no idea what they're talking about.

[@scottw9267]

They absolutely have an idea... they know exactly how to smoke and mirror a fitting while putting you in the most expensive aftermarket shaft that they have the biggest commission tied to at the time

[@benplaunt44]

Don't forget, maxifi it's a fantastic golf ball.

[@andycarne9310]

I think the test actually somewhat disproved what y’all were saying with the shafts, .3° of launch and 300 RPM more spin was the difference between balls and the same difference between shafts.

[@Mcbeef34]

The 300 RPM came from strike point. Ian consistently hit the low heel portion which causes spin to kick up. I will say that I’m surprised that Ian struck the Ventus Red lower in the head but it ended up with higher launch. But he’s not a machine.

[@JohnnyRad769]

The end is nigh…spoken like a true Scottsman! Lol I need to work that word into conversation today… “Where’s the Uber?” “It’s nigh…”

[@thomasgoode7322]

never understood fitting a ball to a driver, just from a math perspective. Odd that it caught on in such a way that people would change their ball for almost zero difference.

[@zachmyran8576]

Did anyone else happen to have the previous tm 300mini and move into the brnr? It very well could just be me but the current and ‘23 brnr feels so heavy compared to the 300 series.

[@lawbinson]

I like my 300 Mini

[@zachmyran8576]

@@lawbinson me too, I’m just a psycho and had to buy the new version, just swapped the heads onto a shaft that worked really well on the 300 and it felt so head heavy compared to the 300

[@glenock766]

Just weight them both and see if it’s actually true and not just a feeling. My mini brnr weighed about ~212g last time i checked

[@lanmurgatroyd9503]

Least favourite....ink spatter balls. You just can't find them. The spatter pattern breaks up the outline.....what's wrong with plain old white?

[@BigDawgCAM]

Bright green and bright red are also usually easy to find as well

[@Kaddywompous]

@@BigDawgCAMBright green?? I would think they’d get camouflaged, but no?

[@mathitis93]

​@@KaddywompousThe neon green sticks out from the green of the grass. It's easier for me to find.

[@nickmillar9651]

It’s a good ball

[@goodbuddy8431]

Titleist mini driver incoming??

[@jaschatetlow1211]

Titleist, can we get a mini driver?

[@paulhudson2293]

Whatever happened with Vokeys having the different thicknesses on the back of their blades that they had with the SM7s? If that was anything more than a gimmick at the time, why don't they still do it now? And if they don't do it now because it doesn't work, why did they do it for the SM7? I never understood this.

[@Mihigo26]

Mini driver is essentially a 3 wood.

[@proverbialbkc]

Guys that have a mini in the bag are the same guys who carry a uroclub

[@JakeLutka]

Alot of people on here talking negative about the mini driver have no idea what they are talking about! Average golfers talking like they kno facts! The mini driver is small in length and more compact. A lot of people dislike how big the newer drivers are and rather have a smaller head.. Hense the mini driver! A lot of pros and amateur players have it in ther bag..

[@FullContactDrummer]

Matching a ball to a driver is interesting. I never considered that. I've suggested on other channels it would be fun to see manufacturer ball and driver vs. others. So Titleist top ball and top driver vs TaylorMade top ball and top driver...etc. For every manufacturer that makes a ball and driver, test those against every other.

[@christianhonig663]

i’m not suggesting iain is wrong but can someone please explain how a shaft does not affect launch or spin for me. in all seriousness i’m genuinely confused at the moment.

[@christianhonig663]

like they did a video with drew cooper talking about how the shaft change flattened out the ball flight and dropped spin significantly.

[@BlairBN01]

It’s not that the shaft doesn’t affect launch/spin at all, it’s that the change is only marginal, so if you’re expecting drastic changes (eg 4deg launch, or 1000rpm spin), you’re not going to get that from a shaft alone. You’ll see far more impact from a different change, like loft of the head.

[@william_hartman]

Completely disagree with the mini driver being a "best". For 90%+ of golfers there is nothing a mini driver can do that a full sized driver can't do better (other than hitting off the ground, but lets be honest that is what the 3 wood is for and most golfers suck with the 3 wood and would be even worse off the ground with a "2 wood"). If you match them loft for loft and shorten the full size driver's shaft to match the length of the mini, it will be more forgiving and a better fairway finder

[@michaelrandold4656]

I use the driver as it was intended, however I prefer the mini driver on shorter holes that historically I used the three wood off the tee. As you yourself stated, a lot of people struggle with the three wood. The mini driver is soooooo much easier to hit off that fabled three wood tee box. That being said, I still use the three wood of the deck. The mini driver is best in that category, by miles and miles. I wouldn’t sacrifice the distance you get from a driver off normal holes, as the mini driver is minimally straighter but tends to be 20-30 yards shorter (40 for me actually). You have to play the mini in its niche.

[@williamhartman7386]

@@michaelrandold4656 I get that but what if you had a second full size driver with 3-4 degrees more loft than your regular and 2" shorter shaft? You would get the same benefits of the mini driver but even more forgiving.

[@glenock766]

It’s an option that had been done before. Horses for courses on that one. I like the fact that i can hit it off the turf and not just another driver but just short but that’s me

[@hypeNT500]

agree. this channel is now about whatever is trending instead of understanding the technical aspects of club technology

[@mjgholfza]

I do not agree.

[@josepheustaquio5544]

Why hit any driver of that mini driver???? Like who wouldn't take that as a fantastic tee shot tool? I don't get it.

[@NickGernt]

What do you think the 2025 trends will be?

[@droogbear649]

No love for 7 woods

[@hypeNT500]

no because none of them use a 7 wood

[@1milkyton]

I could use some of the best! Some clubs for the first comment? 👀😂

[@stephencwilson8151]

Would an older , slower swing player be better off playing a Mini Driver?

[@ianfrasergolf]

Depends Stephen, very player dependent.

[@SaltyDogPerformance]

I see new Club Champion video, I watch. It’s that simple.

[@hypeNT500]

worst trend is mini driver. 2 out of 10 golfers need it while 10 out of 10 want it

[@joedavey84]

Man the 10k performance, or lack thereof, is shocking to say the least. I know it’s very fitting dependent so this may be someone’s best fit, but the flight and especially spin is ridiculous.

[@socalgolf9978]

10k is not new tech

[@psychedelic-guitar-art]

Good show. 5 GOATs

[@alancraig6562]

What about the fact that an iron fitting is useless as you can only get fit into a 7 iron. Are you supposed to know a whole set is good for you by hitting a 7 iron? Ridiculous.

[@ianfrasergolf]

How do you think we’ve been so successful all these years by just testing with 6iron Alan?? It’s not by luck I can tell you that. I understand that some who haven’t fit before would struggle to do it but a skilled fitter can do it no issue at all.

[@alancraig6562]

@@ianfrasergolf I think golfers now should demand more for a fitting. Testing a 6 or 7 iron give us no idea of how a set is going to play out. Getting fit for a driver, putter, wedge yes as it’s only one club but potentially buying a set of 4-PW and only being able to hit the 6 iron is so poor. It’s more about being a salesman than a club fitter. Absolutely not getting at you guys as you obviously do a great job but just in general.

[@alancraig6562]

@@ianfrasergolfI’m from Ireland and coming to Dallas on Boxing Day for a week. How’s about your guys give me a proper fitting. I see I’m only 15 mins drive from Mockingbird Lane when I arrive 😊

[@yabasta13]

Threw up a little when you said AI 🤮 can’t take ya seriously

[@JT-xs4br]

10k….meh.

[@tpot559]

Tail end of the season, yet still seeing, WITB for 24. Funny 😂😂

[@Justwanthavefun_100]

I didn’t get well with 10k driver 🫣