Depends on how your bag is weighted. If there's not a lot of weight down at the bottom, like you don't have enough balls in the ball pocket, it can be top heavy.
@@TonyKorologos cheers for the reply. I am currently looking at this quattro and the autofold ff which is heavily discounted as these are old models. Leaning more towards the quattro as it seems more compact - i'll be using it to carry a stand bag for now as opppsed to a heavy cart bag.
As a beginner player during the time I had the pleasure of playing this course (April 2nd, 2022) , here are my thoughts: 1. The employees/managers are incredibly elitist and snobby 2. When approaching the manager behind the counter to start our round, he informed us that they initiate a ridiculous, bullshit format of payment where the price is dynamic based on popular demand ("progressive pricing" they call it. To put it in words from the perspective of everybody else but the owners/managers of this course: "screw-over-the-customers pricing"). In other words, when we reserved our tee time days in advance, the price was set to a specific amount. But when it was our time to start our round, they decided to INCREASE our fee just because "demand was popular." It sounded like it would apply to us regardless if we had connections or not. Absolute elitist thievery if you ask me. And a breach of contract. If you, the consumer, makes an initial contract of agreement for form of payment with the business itself, the business, then that price should be set in stone. INSTEAD, the crooks at this course decide that they can change the price at any time for whatever reason, and they upped the price for us when we showed up. Completely immoral, unnecessary, and a total dick move from management. Screw them. What they do should be ILLEGAL. 3. Aside from how rude and crooked the management is, it's a spectacularly beautiful course. Hole 12 is just as stunning as the reviews/videos claim it is. I will always remember it. But man, that green is RELENTLESS. A lot more difficult than it looks. 4. My performance on hole 7 was my best performance on ANY hole in my short 6 year (as of 2024) golf career. I had a chip shot for birdie that was not only over a bunker, but the pin placement was so difficult, yet I chipped it perfectly enough, reading the green well enough, so that chipping it just above the top of the bunker, it would roll RIGHT INTO THE CUP I KID YOU NOT. Proudest moment of my life. 5. Hole 15 is as hard as it looks, if not, harder. I know I'm a beginner, but this was the only hole i had to skip. I had two drive attempts that ended up in the canyon, and we had an audience with the party behind us sitting in their cart watching us because the party ahead of us was playing slow (no joke, at the 18th hole, we ended up calling the clubhouse to complain about these out-of-country tourist a-holes taking their sweet time). So I said "eff it, I give up" and just let my brother and brother-in-law finish it up. 6. In general, it's such a gorgeous course. There's nothing like southern Utah on Earth. One of our favorite places to visit is Moab, because the scenery is just stunning, and this course is probably the closest you can get to that aesthetic in terms of golf courses. 7. There was a roadrunner just perched on the wooden information post for one of the holes (can't remember which), when we approached the hole to tee off, it wasn't anything super special but it was kinda a cool moment. 8. DO NOT GO DURING THE PEAK OF SUMMER. I went in April, and it was incredibly hot. Unless you love 110+ degrees Fahrenheit weather, avoid this course (or St. George in general) during the hottest summer days. 9. Overall, great experience. Take away the horrible, egotistical management (I'm sure some of the management and staff are still human to this day), and you've got yourself a world-class course.
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I used to hate it when someone starts acting really loud right as I'm swinging. Now, it just makes me lock in harder and apply more violence to the ball.
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Bought the new TM SIM Max ❌ and could not hit it 1 m further than the TM Burner 07 driver so sold the SIM Max after testing for 2 days and now carry 2 Burner drivers > my back up Burner driver is 2cm shorter to allow me to hit a control 5m fade and a 5m power draw ✅ My original Burner driver I can confidently hit 200m ish carry with a 5 to 10m fade ✅ the back up shorter driver is about a 190m ish carry or a 195m to 200m ish draw carry ✅
