shankasaurus rex

Yes, like all leather shoes, they do stretch. I use a stretcher on most of my leather shoes (i need more room in the toe box only), and both my and my wife's Traditions stretched nicely. That said, if the wide simply fit better, I'd go that route.

2020 Subaru WRX. Two bags fit in the trunk, but it's a bit of a squeeze because of the wheel wells. Still leaves some room for a small bag or two, shoes, etc. My wife's Honda Civic Hatch fits two easily.

The lack of business acumen willing posted in this thread is hilarious. Thanks to all that have posted a more balanced (and fact-based) view of PE investment.

For reasons I still don't fully understand, golf, more than other recreational activities, is full of egotistical, entitled a*******.

As others have mentioned, a semiprivate course is just a public course. Avoid unless it's your only option. For a private course, I would definitely ask to play the course prior to joining, and would try to talk to as many members as possible to get a feel for the place.

The Hoofer and Hoofer Lite are both awful for riding, unfortunately.

Came here to say QI10. I have it in 5 wood, and if I do my job it's an absolute weapon.

Put a large pistol on my OG 2ball last year. Notable improvement in "feeling" the club face being square at contact, something I had struggled with.

It's important to remember here that Horvat got that exemption because of his YT audience, which the PGA clearly wants a piece of (as they should). But there's little benefit to Horvat, his sponsors, or the PGA if he can't, you know, do the thing that put him in this position in the first place. While it likely is an issue with the PGA's broadcast deal, they now have something to work toward in the future. Regardless of what the old guard here thinks, the PGA needs YT more that successful YT golfers need the PGA. Between his content, sponsorships, brand deals, and ownership in Takomo and Primo, this kid is rolling in it doing what he loves (and without having to grind it out on tour), and he's smart to wait for a deal that benefits both sides. This just shows a dramatic failure to understand the subject, at all.