Jon R Sinclair II

Flex = feel and Torque = performance. Learned something I didn’t know from @JRSII

Can a PUTTER SHAFT Actually Make a Difference? (we tested it) youtu.be/hSPKdHLtD5I?si… via @YouTube

#4 @JRSII open.spotify.com/episode/1dgc6N…

@LarryRinker @REDEMPTION_GOLF @RinkersGolfTips @PGATOUR You have Nitro 17Lo I believe.

@REDEMPTION_GOLF @RinkersGolfTips @PGATOUR Not sure. @JRSII what model TPT shaft do I have? Thx

Your right hand’s a face closure, your left arm and hand helps keep the face open. #golfinstruction @RinkersGolfTips #golfhook #golfslice #golftips @PGATOUR

@biggsgolfco @tptgolf @ZenGreenStage Yes these will be available for all putter brands. You will love them! Now a player can get the performance they need and the feel they want. No more comprising! No more having to choose one over the other.

@JRSII @tptgolf @ZenGreenStage These are going to be a hit Jon, I repeatedly get asked to take out a TPT shaft from a lab so they can have it in a different putter. Assuming those in your TPT dealer network will be able to sell these. I have a few of my own that will get them. Nice work!

Low TORQUE coming to Putter Shafts soon!

More information on Putter Shafts and sounds! @tptgolf @ZenGreenStage

Another nugget about the new putter shafts coming from TPT! @tptgolf @ZenGreenStage

Putter torque is a hot topic right now. To zero or not to zero? As always, it’s not as simple as making things read zero on a measurement device to fix your putting but there is a lot to discuss around how torque plays into performance in putting. Check it out here…

Do the work ‼️

@larrywardgolf Very rough! All shafts can wobble some. This shaft could wobble great for someone. Might be tough to find the someone.😁 The key is keeping the zero fiber at zero (TPT is the only I see that can) off axis zero means twisting when flexed. This one will not feel stable at all.

I’ve never seen this with a TPT @JRSII . Actually never seen it with a past Ventus. But the new one. ⬇️

@bovanpelt Good luck!!

0 days to 50. Excited for Senior PGA next week.

@GregChalmersPGA Perfect transition!!

I really enjoyed this shot😎

NEW EPISODE - Ep 172 with @JRSII • Jon Sinclair. In this G360 short Jon discusses the how he assesses if a golfer maybe prone to injury based off how they’re swinging. Listen to the FULL EPISODE - bit.ly/3qR5n86

@musk_news13 Yes

SNEAK PEEK 👀 I believe we as golf instructors would be so much better served if we could admit we’re wrong when we’re wrong. - @JRSII • Jon Sinclair

COMING SOON Always a great time when we ge to sit down and talk to @JRSII • Jon Sinclair about all things golf.

Little snapshot of #Motion2coach at work with genius @JRSII session today🔥📈🏆

@mfinneygolf IMO what I just posted was substandard to at least standard. I would not expect a shaft to make someone suddenly become an elite athlete and push above average into the ground. Got to go!

@JRSII I guess the answer would be to find someone with substandard (uncoordinated looking) GRF production and then change shafts to see if he can go from substandard to above standard.

I’m not saying that you can’t do it with diligent practice and desire, but fundamentally improving and changing your ground reaction forces patterns may cause you to need a time machine. Got back to 5 years old and play long toss with a baseball with your dad. Then, you might see some upgrades.

@mfinneygolf Is it different really? This person was hard wired as you say. He significantly changed his pattern with a change of a shaft. Without trying. Reactionary or not it changed. Possibly hardwiring can be altered quickly.

You and I are talking about slightly different things. I’m talking about GRFs being hard wired as we develop as youngsters. You are talking about internal reactions to a flexible stick and the changes it can cause without thought. You didn’t fail at your talk. I listened. I think I asked a question, in fact. More study.