Just got back from the Amazing Scottsdale National Golf Club and it is a mind blowing place. I have been using the Bushnell Launch Pro launch monitor for a few weeks and it is really good. Indoors or out you get great accuracy with golf ball and club data. Easy to use and setup, it can be used indoors or out.

Club Junkie - Reviewing the Bushnell Launch Pro launch monitor

PXG just released their new Gen5 woods and irons today and I have been hitting them for a few weeks. The new wood line is really forgiving and 2 models are built for any skill level golfer. The new irons are the best feeling that I have hit. Long and forgiving as well.

Club Junkie: Review of the new PXG Gen5 woods and irons!

The CJ Cup this week was full of new equipment being tested on the range! We take a look at Scottie Scheffler's new Scotty Cameron putter, Kisner's new irons and driver, and so much more. We even get to see Hideki testing some new driver shafts!

TG2: Scheffler's amazing new Cameron, Kisner's new irons, and more at the CJ Cup

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Reviewing the UST Mamiya Dart V TSPX graphite iron shafts. These 105 stiff shafts play stout and are very consistent and offer great distance control. The feel is stiff while still reducing vibration to the hands. Bushnell's new Wingman 2 speaker is a solid unit. The sound is deep and rich and the audible GPS works well and is easy.

Club Junkie: UST Mamiya Dart V Iron Shaft Review! Bushnell Wingman 2!

Fujikura just released the new Pro Black and Pro Blue wood shafts. These new shafts use Advanced Bend Profile technology to increase ball speed and stability. While they are a lower price-point than Ventus, they still provide high performance.

Club Junkie: Reviewing Fujikura's new Pro Black & Pro Blue shafts!

This week we put the new TaylorMade Qi35 drivers to the test. Made with tons of carbon fiber and new weighting system the Qi35 should be the longest and most forgiving drivers TaylorMade has ever made. The Qi35 LS is the low spin model for stronger players, Qi35 is the core model with a blend of distance and forgivness, and the Qi35 Max is the 10k stability king of the lineup.

Club Junkie: TaylorMade Qi35 Driver Review! All 3 Models!

The new Mizuno Pro S-3 irons might be some of the softest and best feeling irons I have hit in years. Small, compact, and consistent irons will be great for low handicap golfers who want to work the ball and strive on feel. The JPX925 Forged blends distance with feel for an iron that aspiring players will love. They look great in a smaller package but still offer that forgiveness that we need sometimes.

Club Junkie: Mizuno Pro S-3 Review & JPX925 Forged Review! PGA Show Recap!

Laduba Lake is a real place near Rochester, NY, where, around 1979-80, it was reported to me that golfers were being attacked by flying vampire toads that lived in the trees, for cryin' out sakes!

My piano is a Yamaha CP-80 electric grand. My trombone is a Vincent Bach model 8 with a Barcus Berry electric mouthpiece. The drums are Yamaha. The sax is fake (sampled). The short 'bone solo at 1'56" is also manipulated samples. The clouds are wine glasses, played armonica style.

The Legend of Lake Laduba

Host Michael Williams visits the great Bob Vokey at the Titleist factory in Carlsbad, California. Features and exclusive tour of WedgeWorks facility where the custom wedges are made. A must listen!

The 19th Hole Episode 113: Inside the Mind (and office) of Bob Vokey

Adel rapper, LXG Rude (Rude), was raised in the Delwood Acres neighborhood and was heavily influenced by Outkast, Tupac, Lil Wayne, and Jay-Z. Rude’s style stays true to the boom bap foundation of hip-hop but also ushers in his on style that seamlessly syncs the old and the new.

With the help of his musically-inclined family members, Rude first started making music in early 2001. They recorded and starting posting songs on Soundcloud and MySpace, which lead to them securing a few local hits in their hometown.

But, it wouldn’t be until the tragic death of one of Rude’s closest friends that would propel him to take his music and craft more seriously. Immediately, Rude’s priorities transitioned, and he began investing into his career. He saved enough money to purchase a beginner’s studio and started spending all of his time in the studio, learning to record himself and working on his craft.

His early mixtapes and freestyles helped make him a household name around his hometown and surrounding counties. Since then, he has recorded over 150 tracks, with these two gaining radio rotation: 9s and She Say (ft B la B).

With the upcoming release of his new single, Too Easy, and the planned Fall release of his first project, Up From Here, 2022 is looking to be a big year for LXG Rude.

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