I will be coming in from Cleveland and this spot looks perfect for a pre-round fill-up. Anyone else interested?
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I donât think Iâm bringing my driver or 3 wood to this event. Donât need to risk those clubs blowing up on me in the cold.
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Yeah I have t200 irons with the hollow bodies, so Iâm going to bring my old irons and my backup driver. My 3w is like 13 years old and I have backup heads for it, so I can live with it if that cracks
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Attn: @PlumbBobMillionaire
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Both my driver and my three wood are pre-2010 and I donât have backups or money to buy new ones. lmao
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The Rumble 2024 was expensive
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You broke your driver at another event too, didnât you?
Wait, youâre more at risk cracking clubs in colder temperatures?
YepâŚthat was the second Callaway driver I broke near the beginning of a competitive round. Fun!
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Wouldnât have that issue if you didnât hit the ball so hard.
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Shouldnât have been standing there
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Iâm in.
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HIGHLY RECOMMEND BRINGING SOME OLDER CLUBS DUE TO TEMPS. Your clubs will crack, I almost guarantee it.
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So white golf balls are probably a bad idea huh?
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To be fair, while the forecast does not look that great atm, nothing sticks around for very long, BUT, colored balls would be a wise decision
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Does anyone have experience with how persimmons will hold up to the cold? Already planning to play a softer ball, but donât want to mess those up. Worst case, I am sure the 1 iron blade will roll forever on the frozen ground.
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If they explode, they explode haha
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Looks like weâre expecting at least a couple inches of snow over the next week and then temps that donât get above freezing until after the Fropen. What is the procedure if the course is 100% blanketed in snow?
Also, I have an extra set of blades that I donât mind lending out if there are any hollow body users that donât want to risk it.
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