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That’s great! A couple wedges and a putter are all you need to get started. Keep adding over time and before you know it you’ll have a whole set. Enjoy! ⛳️🏌️

Agreed!

I agree! Thanks for watching!

If you dig around on my channel you’ll find some better quality ones. This particular series was taken from Facebook live stream so the quality isn’t as good as normal I’m curious, did you follow along? How do you feel afterwards?

Thanks. True

Your not a physical therapist nor a scar tissue specialist stop spreading false information

@@markh5679 he’s lying btw

@@blitzwolf4361 You are making a lot of assumptions. No such thing as a "scar tissue" therapist.

@@blitzwolf4361 When you " break it up" where does it go?

Great question. It’s been a few years so I don’t remember 💯 but I believe they were a premium covered ball. Either Titleist ProV1 or Srixon ZStar

I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video. Unfortunately the original video was taken from a Facebook Live which compresses the audio quality. Let me know if there are any areas of mobility you need help with! 🙌

Shoot me an email TourShotGolf@gmail.com

Great question! If you’re working with a healthcare provider or physical therapist, I would consult with them to get best results That said, if you’re not, best practice is to spend 2 minutes per leg 2-3x/week (not medical advice) General rule of thumb is listen to your body and let it guide how much time you can spend working on each leg and how much recovery time you need between sessions Hope this helps!!! ⛳️🏌️

You’re going to have such a great experience!! Tell Jason I say hi 🙋‍♂️

he has a machine that measures the clubs lie/loft to check the specs to make sure they’re consistent throughout the set. If you look at the drawer of heads, there’s so many because they come in different lie angles so he selected heads that matched the lie angle I was currently playing to find the best fit and can use data from Trackman to make changes as needed but I’d say the results were pretty amazing. 8 more yards and a much tighter dispersion 🙌

Tour Shot Golf so he didn't use the Trackman or a lie board to confirm your previous/new set was correct? I'm torn between getting a Trackman or GCQuad fitting as the latter can read dynamic lie. Having never been fit before, I'm certain I need lie adjustment and I wasn't sure how good the Trackman is at lie fitting. How are the new clubs working out??

Noah Abelman I mis spoke... he has a machine that measures the physical dimensions of the club but also uses Trackman data to see the dynamic performance of the club each swing I’ve been through a lot of fittings over the years and have seen some of the best fitting facilities but no one does it like True Spec. They’re so detailed and methodical about their process and do a great job not letting all the data complicate the experience

Tour Shot Golf funny enough, the True Spec near me (Beverly Hills) is the GCQuad facility I'm considering. Might get the best of both worlds there! Deathly afraid to see how much my recommended clubs are gonna be, though. 😱

Did you discuss shafts at all or how did you decide on which shafts to pair with the head you picked?

What a great organization!! Congrats on joining!!

Thanks David! I’ll be speaking at the PGA Show in Orlando January 23, 2020. If you’re in the area or attending the show please reach out and connect!

Mark Gay thanks for the support! That’s a good suggestion!

Erich Leopold Golf I’d love to hear what you think after you’ve mobilized your forearms. You should have a sense that 1) you don’t have to squeeze the club so hard and 2) you can create better speed and compression through impact!

I totally agree about not gripping the club too hard, but I don't understand what you mean by mobilizing my forearm. good stuff, subscribed! make sure to support my channel too, thanks

@@thebackyardgolfer7010 Most of the muscles that allow us to grip something are located in the forearm. Since we spend an amazing amount of time each day typing, texting, writing, etc, the muscles of the forearm get overworked and stiff easily yet we hardly bring balance back into that system. Tight dysfunctional forearm muscles can inhibit the way the wrist functions and can even cause elbow pain too. When you perform soft tissue work to your forearms you allow the hand, wrist, and elbow to function they way they're supposed to rather than having to work within a restriction. I like using a golf ball to compress the forearm muscles while performing hand circles since golf balls are easy to find and just the right size although you can also use bare fingers, lacrosse balls, foam rollers, etc. The principle is the same... Compress the tissue and work the system through it's full range of motion.

@@tourshotgolf6647 maybe do a few drills showing this theory, it seems interesting