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Perhaps the most epic golf week ahead! Rain, rain - stay away! #TweedGolfTrip2026
5/18 - Mid South
5/19 - Pine Needles, Mid Pines
5/20 - Southern Pines, Cradle
5/21 - No. 4, No. 7
5/22 - No. 2, Thistle Dhu
5/23 - No. 10, No. 8
5/24 - Talamore, Raleigh CC
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Prototype 1.2 in hand. Loft, weight, and hosel has been modified. Next step is to get a quote from a CNC shop
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Joe Wants to Know, have you ever played a course that they have used for the @PGAChampionship ? If so what course was it, if you played more than one which was your favorite to date? For me it would be either @kiawahresort or Wannamoisett
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Never mind how I came about it…
BUT what am I supposed to do with it??
The honorable thing would be to:
—send it back to the club
—put it in a box until I play there
—slip it on the 5w on my Sunday half set
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Yall thought I was joking about the putter. Teaching myself CAD rn. Stfu about the design I’m working on it
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@johndog68 Heck yes I used to play those and still have the set…might need to bust them out
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If you have to choose a putter based on grips alone, what are you choosing?
I’m grabbing whatever is on the other end of that Ping man every time.
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Several people have asked me “what’s the difference between a ‘piss rip’ and a ‘tit nuke?’”
Great question.
Piss rip is a lower apex shot that will chase up the fairway. Can work a piss rip pretty far left or right.
Tit nuke is higher ball flight, and straighter. It also does not have to be a good result to qualify.
Using them in context you might say:
“That wind feels pretty stiff, I’m just gonna piss rip a bullet off of that bunker”
Or
“I’m gonna go ahead and hit a provisional. I’m pretty sure I just tit nuked it into somebody’s living room over there.”
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A.W. Tillinghast & Seth Raynor were born today! My #TweederTop10 of their design/renovations I’ve played:
1) Somerset Hills
2) Baltusrol (Lower)
3) Philly Cricket (Wissahickon)
4) Quaker Ridge
5) Ridgewood
6) Blue Mound
7) Wykagyl
8) Baltusrol (Upper)
9) Dedham
10) Metropolis
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@MulliganMan95 Paper plane is one of my favorites…will try this shortly thanks for the idea
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Sand Hills has an amazing opening hole, but the 18th hole is just as good. Finishing up the hill with Ben’s porch in the background. The blowout bunker to the left is absolutely massive.
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The renovation of Belleair CC’s East Course involves moving some seriously mature trees. The process and planning for moving these trees is very thorough.
The result- a completely renovated golf course with a seasoned feel to it.
Unlike the restoration of our West course, the East is only restoring about a third of Ross’ design.
Why not restore it all? It was an impossible task- back in the 1980s our current clubhouse was built over the original driving range. At that time we built a new driving range and lost two par threes and the opening holes of the East. Around that same time the club needed a irrigation pond for the 36 holes, which ate up a good portion of Ross’ East Course design on the other side of the road.
The result of that redesign was a course which had 6 subpar golf holes. This renovation will create a better golf course designed to challenge all skill levels. I am very excited to have a better East Course!
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@FUPodcast @BryanTweed16 Was there two days ago but played the original course. I like it but hey to each their own. That said…you had a solid trip to Michigan.
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@BryanTweed16 2 years ago. Did Comerica Park, Oakland Hills and Orchard Lake and stopped at Forest Dunes on way to Kingsley. Played The Loop and the Bootlegger par 3.
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What’s the one thing you notice?
This video of Cam Young’s swing is going viral. I’m curious what normal golfers see here.
What stands out to me is the head movement. It goes so far back on the downswing. No head still here.
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