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Standard length, yes. A little softer tip, easier to hit draws…for me

@@golfcoachpaul that’s my gamer as well. I liked it so much that I put it on my 16.5° 3HL. I need to get another one soon for a mini driver I just picked up.

Thanks for watching and commenting. What were the complaints that stood out to you?

Thanks for watching and comment. What did you find most informative?

Thanks for watching and commenting. Some perform better than others!

@@Dustin031 I’m a Callaway guy, but I love the look of Titleist drivers. Very classy and clean looking.

@@andrewgerred I just bought a M1 2016 for $175 with Aldila 110 rogue x stiff and it’s way better than any driver I’ve tested. Absolutely amazing driver

@@Dustin031 That’s funny, my brother tried the Rogue and the Ai Smoke and still goes back to his Epic. Great clubs never go out of style.

@@andrewgerred yep I tired the ai smoke and the g430. The old m1 feels and sounds better.

I think because over time strong magnets rip the lining, but I agree. Love the magnetic

@@golfcoachpaul over time? Like 20 years? Lol

Hi Zac, thanks for watching and commenting. We were at gray rock in Austin.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Remember, the key here, and what I am really advocating for is to get fit! Glad you enjoyed!

Also, are you in the Austin area? How can I sign up for a lesson?

Jeff, Thanks for watching and commenting! What did you find the most helpful?

I am Jeff, email me thegolfcoachpaul@gmail.com

Keven, Thanks for watching and commenting. Sounds like you’ve got a really interesting bag set up as well! I think that is a really interesting set up you’ve got.

@@golfcoachpaul thank you! I had a bunch of clubs stolen earlier in the year when I left my bag at the range and walked to the proshop. So instead of just buying more ap3's I got a a split of T200's and T150's and then a Utility iron to match. It was originally just gunna get the T200's but I fell in love with them both and it turned out to be an overall great combo set

Thanks for watching and commenting…you gotta love what you do!

Hi Joe, thanks for watching and the question! The forwards bounce is the entrance to the turf, the rear is the exit from the turf. For sand shots, the trailing edge and sole width will determine the depth of the divot. If you can’t test outdoors, try an open face off a firm carpet, usually on the side of a simulator or indoor bay. If you can get the ball midway up the screen on a 20-30yd type swing, then that can fit your game.

Enrique, I am deducing? Thanks for watching and commenting. It’s a big enough difference between them that they could be two different putters. I love the smaller almost “mini” new head.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I do have to say, I was really thinking about the 22, but that smaller head and no sightline got me. You typically give the existing one the first test in these. In my Titleist GT driver fitting video, the first driver pretty much is what I wind up with. Definitely not done intentionally. What were you hoping to see in the results of the video?

@@golfcoachpaul sorry, wasn't being negative. I appreciate its difficult to test everything. Its always easier to sink the second putt after having seen the line and pace. Perhaps for the longer putts, hit 3 balls with one putter from a spot and then move to a completely different spot for the next 3 balls with the other putter ? Could be a little more representative

Thanks for watching and commenting. a Magnetized headcover would be amazing! Who wouldn't love that?!

@@golfcoachpaul You said it!

That squareback will give you more stability for sure. That’s the design, the look of a Newport 2 but with less rotation. The heavier weights should be a big help too!

Was between the Betti queen bee 6 and Scotty Newport. Bought the bettinardi and immediately went to my home course putting area and hated it. Swapped it for the Cameron and shot a 76, 76, and 78 all due to chipping and putting. Was playing a ping anser for the last 12 years so the Scotty wasn’t a drastic shift just the same putter but way sexier and so much better. 😁😁😁

Thanks for watching and commenting. The 2W is Not for public consumption, but the new GT3 will probably end that conversation for many, it made a huuuge difference for me. I will talk about it in my next video.

Wasn't interested at first announcement, now interested in a fitting to see how competes with my TSR 2

@@golfcoachpaul Thanks for the reply. You mean the GT3 driver? I was personally interested in a mini driver myself to replace the 3 wood spot. So it would work as a second draw biased, slightly shorter and more accurate driver. 3 wood is only used of the tee anyways. Although maybe the new GT2 13.5 degree wood would serve that purpose?

@@freddym6643 the gt2 13.5 is going in my bag. It is fantastic! You’ll see my fitting video

Glad you are finding success with the face balanced putter. Did you get fit, practiced and made it work, or stumble into it?

They still hold a special place in my heart!

Hi Greg, thanks for watching and commenting. This depends on where you are and turf conditions are. These would be for soft conditions.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you found this helpful! How’s the progress coming?

The T grind is magic for the southern Texas grass.

I carry a 54° S Grind and a 58° T Grind. I will use the S Grind when I want less Spin off a Tight Lie or when I want More Bounce, such as from longer Grass or if the Ball is sitting up (Flyer Lie) The T Grind comes into play when I want More Height and/or More Spin from Tighter/Firmer/Thin Lies. Choosing the "Right Tool" for the circumstances of the overall situation.

If they are very close, I typically use left to right breaking putts for right handers to break the tie. Left to righters, especially 12ft+ will usually make one stand out over the other.

If you use that putter it’s “always your day”! Thanks for watching and commenting

Thanks for watching and commenting! The test is of the Z gene. The beginning was to show how the Z is just a version of the X. Then I compare it to the wedge I used at the time, the wilson’s tour grind

Thanks for watching and commenting. Right. Ow, Pgatss is the only place available online.

Thanks for watching and commenting. What makes you say this?

@golfcoachpaul You chunked and bladed that grind 80% of the shots. Sure the 20% you hit well looked the coolest. But for score in the long run I think it would be worse. Better for highlight reel and worse for score. You aren't a bad pitcher of the ball but you aren't great either.

@@FGrecoJR you might have to rewatch, I am not sure what that 80% is based on. What wedges and grinds do you use?

@@golfcoachpaul Lot of "coaches errors". You shouldn't be hitting legit skulls and chunks.

@@FGrecoJRShut up already.

I have one of those coming! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@nateedwardsgolf thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you like the video! What wedges are you playing?

@brentdowell7433? Did you get matching shafts from iron set? Always a great idea to match full shot clubs.

@@golfcoachpaul yeah I did the same shafts in both irons and wedges motus 105x