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Leupold Golf flies under the radar. Amidst all the hype of the latest Bushnell products or young rangefinder startups, Leupold has been sitting quietly in the background doing what they’ve [Read More]
This Bushnell Tour V5 review was initially published in June 2020. It has been updated in January 2023 to provide details on the new V6 model as well as to [Read More]
Is the FlightScope Mevo Plus truly a champagne launch monitor on a beer budget? The answer might surprise you.
This post was updated in January 2023 to add the Sun Mountain Mid Stripe Bag, Wilson QS stand, Jones Trouper R. We removed the Jones Utility Trouper 2.0, and Wilson [Read More]
Updated in January 2023 to add the Leupold GX-6c and update with current pricing data. One of the best parts about being a golf blogger is that I have opportunities [Read More]
The Bushnell Launch Pro is the most accurate launch monitor under $5k. But should you buy it?
Until recently, the only Park Hyatt that I’ve stayed in was the iconic Park Hyatt Tokyo. We almost stayed at the Shanghai property, but opted for the Banyan Tree instead. Typically I’ll [Read More]
A few years ago the thought of going to Las Vegas and staying in a hotel without a casino, would seem ridiculous to me. In my 20s and early 30s, the whole [Read More]
Part of the fun of having a quest like visiting the top golf courses in the world, or the top 100 bars in the world, are the cool and unique [Read More]
I started this website a decade ago. Before it began in 2012, I’d never taken a dedicated golf trip outside my home state. I’d never played a private golf course. [Read More]
Wisconsin is one of those rare states (along with Oregon) where the public golf truly outshines the private golf courses. That’s not to say there aren’t some great private courses [Read More]
Last year when I visited Reynolds Lake Oconee for the first time, I arrived at about 7:30 in the morning on a beautiful Fall day. I’d just taken a red [Read More]
When most people think of the best golf courses in North Carolina, the very first thing that comes to mind is Pinehurst. And for good reason. Pinehurst is not only [Read More]
This year I’ve made it to a number of famous golf clubs: Baltusrol, Oak Hill, and Winged Foot – are all extremely special places. But for all the history of [Read More]
For the average person, Georgia is one of the most famous states in golf for one very obvious reason: The Masters. The Masters is played at Augusta National Golf Club [Read More]
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8.2
Updated in October 2022 to make sure information and pricing is up to date. Quick question for you: how much of your practice time do you actually feel like you [Read More]
The team over at Blue Tees has created something special with their new Series 3 Max rangefinder. And they’ve been cool enough to hook up Breaking Eighty readers with a [Read More]
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Is it the best golf tech product on the market? It very well might be.
Part of the fun of having a quest like visiting the top golf courses in the world, or the top 100 bars in the world, are the cool and unique [Read More]
8.8
Updated in October 2022 to add commentary on other products, the new Bushnell Pro X3, and to add long term thoughts on the Pro XE after using it for 3 [Read More]
This Coeur d’Alene Golf Resort review was first published in June of 2013. You can find a more recent recap of the course from my last trip here. This post [Read More]
9.2
Every day for the last 4 years I’ve faced the same dilemma: Apple Watch or mechanical watch. For as long as I can remember I’ve had a fascination and appreciation [Read More]
I still remember the first St. Regis hotel I ever visited. It was at the tail end of a 2 month round the world trip, at the St. Regis Shanghai. [Read More]
My time at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge might be the single most unexpected trip of my life. For reasons you’ll see shortly, I got to be much more familiar with the [Read More]
8.4
Even just three years ago, the idea of a Sunday golf bag was a pretty niche product. It was mostly reserved for urban locals of needed a way to get [Read More]