Recent content by Razz

Couldn't agree more! My comfort shot is a one finger forehand (minimum of a fairway driver.) It doesn't work for mids or putters so my fh approach shot ranges from skip to spike to flex (usually flat top firebird with minimal power) depending on trees, ground slope, and (an)hyzerability of the...

4.00 star(s) home course review There is a great variety in shot selections that are needed/usefull off the pad. Each hole is unique and usually plays differently after the tee shot each round. Shot lines must be hit however, bad shots usually aren't overly punished. Course is underpopulated unless it's...

I did see that before I posted (sadly after I spent $70 on the components I listed previously.) :doh: It looks great and probably wouldn't interfere with the flight pattern as much as what I am going to attempt. With Bluetooth it looks like you can get range but not direction. That's probably...

I actually was thinking about doing this today and ordered some parts to do it which I've placed below. The Buzzer's drawing has a simple circuit example which I'm going to add a push button. I'm planning on just jumping everything together and shaping it into as low of profile as I can. Then...

I'm curious what kind of grip you use on FH shots. 2 fingers or 1. I use 1 finger (probably because I started doing it back when Star Wars was, and still should be, only a Trilogy.) If you use the 2 finger approach I hope you take my below comments with that in mind. I primarily throw RHFH...

First off I'm impressed with what I've read in this thread. Very insightful comments, questions, and answers. For my max distance drives I'm a RHFH (single finger under the rim) low level (<10-15 ft max height) driver and play heavily wooded hilly courses with mostly short (<300') holes...

This is my first post. I've been playing on and off for a fair amount of time and typically relying on a fair (320-350' low line drive/no fade) RHFH shot to get me off the tee box. My home course is a heavily wooded "hit your line" course where shots that are 15'+ high are swiftly punished...