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In this issue:
We reviewed a real golfer's swing live. Yours could be next.
Why Rory put a putter grip on his 7 iron
Michael Brennan's strength numbers are kind of absurd
The series we spent months on is finally out
Garmin Fenix watch is the best piece of tech I've added to my life in a long time.
The Garmin Fenix 8 does two things, which is why it's on my wrist every single day.
On the course, it has tons of data. Maps for 43,000+ courses, front and back numbers, hazards, all of it. Syncs up with my range finder.
โ Off the course, it does everything else. Runs, workouts, heart rate, sleep, recovery. It even tells me each morning if I've got a hard day in me or if I should ease off.
Golf watch, fitness tracker, health check. One wrist. I'd be lost without it now.
๐ The latest "chasing sunday" production from last weeks' BMW just came out. 55 minutes of pretty interesting convos from Ryan Fox, Ryan Gerard, Jake Knapp, and Wyndham Clark. Definitely worth a watch.
๐ ๏ธ Rory put a putter grip on this 7 iron to dial in a new feel. โ
"So you know that Flat Cat putter grip? So you basically put that on a club at a 45-degree angle. So, like halfway back your right hand sits on the flat part of the grip, like on top, like where you would sort of want your grip to be, like where you want your right hand. I want my right hand on top of the club halfway back. So the Flat Cat just gives you that feeling of where it needs to be."
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