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There’s really no way I could say with any certainty. However, I did notice that the card I used to use ran out of steam on the newer more intense courses. The 3080 is such a good card, that even if you couldn’t run 4k, you will be able to run 1080 for a long time. If it was me, I wouldn’t sweat it.

@@TheGolfNerdThanks! What was the card you used to use that ran out of steam, was it a 3080? I am thinking of getting a 4k projector but I wouldn't want to use the 3080 if there are some golf courses that won't work right away. I am hoping the 3080 would last 3-5 years and then I would upgrade to a newer, faster card

@@AndrewN-926 mine was an amd 6700xt, basically a 3060ti equivalent. I would highly recommend you watch my most recent projector video before you buy a projector. I honestly don’t think the resolution within GS Pro is there to justify spending a whole Lotta money on 4K resolution. If you watch my video, you can see a side-by-side image and make up your mind for your own.

@@TheGolfNerd Thanks. I saw that video and was going to buy a 4k on Amazon and try it out. If it is as you say I would return the 4k. I suppose if I like the 4k and the 3080 is not as good as I need it, I can always upgrade at that time.

@@AndrewN-926 as of right now I’m sure that graphics card will work fine. That’s a very good card.

That’s cool man, I get it. I went data last year and I had a host of other complaints, so I thought I’d try something different. Sorry it didn’t help!

I created this video after another user requested it. Check out the videos on my channel and you will find it.

I know it’s frustrating but that GPU is several generations old. The best I can tell you is it should run 1080p to some degree, probably decently.

Great thing in life is our option to pursue those ideas that we prefer. Good luck with yours!

Yes. I would also consider Indoor Golf SigPro line. I worked with them after making this video and their products are very impressive.

The struggle is real…

That is awesome!! Enjoy it!!

This looks solid. amzn.to/3zJs3yz

Nice.

My pleasure!!

Thanks for the thoughtful write up. I have to respectfully disagree as I am taking what I’ve shared from one of the best fitters in the world, Ian Fraser. As I say in the video, the grip end of the stiffest portion of the shaft if you remove this you decrease the overal stiffness. If you cut from the tip end, the weakest part of the shaft, you increase the stiffness. Hope this clears things up.

@@TheGolfNerd with the greatest of respect it is still wrong and Ian Fraser is wrong! Agreed the butt end is stiffer than the tip so when cutting the same amount off each it will not make it as stiff when butt trimming as opposed to tip trimming but it still makes it stiffer than the original length, that’s basic physics and to do with leverage and deflection. Below is a link to a really interesting video where a club builder has done such a thing with an uncut, butt trimmed and tip trimmed shaft and shows the differing measurements of stiffness… ua-cam.com/video/Juw6aCNlgDE/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared I’m not being pig headed it’s just good to know these things especially if you’re someone such as yourself who seems as interested in the technical side of golf as I am. Appreciate your time mate 😉

@@the_full_english i was hesitant when i heard him say that as it makes sense it would be stiffer. most resources i've read/seen say it makes it stiffer. but i'm just learning about this and know nothing lol. great video either way. subscribing to see what other videos you have.

@@hunterbiles9974 it’s not my video, that’s someone else’s video I linked just to show that shortening makes it stiffer either end you cut from. Happy to be of any help though. I know for fact as well that one of the PGA tour players signed for who I used to work for famously has always used a shorter driver, I believe 44.25”. And he doesn’t go up in flex, he uses the flex suited to his swing speed as normal.

@@the_full_english You are correct. It’s basic physics. Not really a debate. The shorter the less leverage and the less flex. The confusion is probably in the adding weight to the head which would induce more flex.

Thanks Dean, I appreciate you giving me an opportunity to check out your work. It’s special.

Thank you so much!! I’m sorry to hear about your mom. Whoever coined the term the long goodbye really nailed the feeling.

Thank you so much!

Thanks man. Appreciated.

I’m sure you could but I am more comfortable in the $800 range for a pc that will give a good experience. I don’t like to recommend solutions that I don’t have confidence will run effectively.

Couple things. First, it’s the length and lie of a putter, which makes these shots markedly easier. Second, the sole of the club makes it very difficult to completely duff. Finally, the leading edge is very rounded and prevents digging. The loft is 42° so close to a modern pitching wedge. I’m sure the ping is great too but I haven’t used it. But for folks who need a little confidence boost in chipping, this thing is amazing.

Sorry for the slow response!! That’s total screen, but I learned as a result to always tell folks to account for the loss when considering the required padding. Lesson learned for me!! Made my setup a little off a true 16:9 which is a bummer.

I like high value products. I actually do not like Costco as an organization, but I can’t deny the high value golf products they have brought to market. If a beginner bought a complete set, he’d have some very good tools. Sorry to ramble, let me know if this isn’t clear!

I get it. Finding a ball that suits your game is the most important!

@@TheGolfNerd Thanks for the reply. I must admit I am also trying to use UA-cam to prove my ball is better than the older brother (who is still a better golfer in our 50's). He's in my head. Mental game is the hardest part for me. I know great players can play with any ball. I just try to maximize the limited skillset. Solid review.

Fair. I just think of it as a 56° wedge, but others have said the same. Next time I will definitely include sand!

Good luck with it!! I still think it’s one of the BEST options for golfers who want a great bum and run game. Thanks again and good luck!!

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Not usually. But shortening the shaft at the grip end, you are removing the stiffest part of the shaft. By cutting this, you reduce the overall stiffness.

@@TheGolfNerd He does a good job butt trimming, CPM recording and Sim hitting. Shorter = stiffer If the butt was 6-12” longer, the CPM would be significantly lower = softer ua-cam.com/video/toIor6BB6P8/v-deo.htmlsi=7FP6armXGFgfGl60

Not familiar with Radeon graphics. Sounds like on board GPU. Most likely lite settings only at reduced resolution. Wouldn’t recommend.

No it wouldn't run it. The benchmark score for a Ryzen 7 7730U onboard graphics is 2,470. In comparison the minimum hardware requirement on the GSPro site says Nvidia GTX 1070 which would have a 13,507 benchmark score.

@@KS-iy5xr thank you!

Love it! Enjoy!!

I tried it in last year’s test, I agree it compares very closely to pro v1!

@@TheGolfNerd thank you!! Keep up the great videos!

I have and created a video showing how each separate component affected the outcome. It’s kinda neat.

Cool man! I can say that the Kirkland will most likely spin more on approach, and that will definitely shorten the flight.

Thanks! I haven’t but I will say with 100% confidence, big max builds a very solid cart. I will be testing a new cart soon, so you may want to hold off, but it may be a few weeks.

@@TheGolfNerd thank you for the response. The autofold and quattro is at a really good price at the moment which made me think of getting them. They are currently around $100 and im using a 2 wheel trolley so really, anything with one more wheel is an upgrade for me.

@@angbangis that’s hilarious! It is a no brainer for $100. It’s built like a tank.

4’x10’ here’s a link: shopindoorgolf.com/collections/sigpro-golf-mats/products/sigpro-4x10-golf-mat?aff=295&.youtube.com/@TheGolfNerd

I wouldn’t call it a major issue, but it’s not my favorite. I usually only use the brake when absolutely necessary, otherwise I just position the cart so that it sits still. Having said all that, the simple fact is the cart is very well-made and should be at least on your list.

I had to draw the line somewhere!

Very cool!!

@@TheGolfNerd update I’m now able to swing the club naturally with shorter shaft and I’m getting 200 yards in the air and straight + added loft! I’m so happy I almost cried!!!!!😁

@@surroundedbyjaggoffs sorry I missed this before!! Hope the good times are still rollin’!!

A 3 wood plays around 43.25”, if you put that in a driver, you’re at maybe 44” given head size difference? I think it’s just shorter than most want to go, but there’s certainly no harm in trying it.

@@TheGolfNerd I agree

Love that. I used to really like the 55 elite?, not sure I’ve got that right. Nothing but love here for Wilson. In the golfing world, I think it’s well established Wilson makes great products that are very competitively priced. I’ll have to check out the zip!?

Wilson have discontinued them. The Wilson Triad is a superb ball.

I get it, but I’d rather draw some generalities that I think most golfers can relate to.

I’m not sure I’m gonna be able to get to that anytime soon. In the meantime, research Sasho, McKenzie, heads up putting technique.

Even to this day, I will say I was very impressed.

The Kirkland’s sell for used driver pricing but I get your point. I added a couple used clubs to the bag this season. I’ve thought about highlighting these clubs as options for folks on a budget. Would you find that interesting?

This one didn’t but it is no longer in production. I hate this feeling as well and have moved to the Bullseye 3d product. It has exceptional feel but it is firm, but zero grabbiness. Might give that review a look from last summer.

I’m not certain. I’ll rewatch and get back to you.

@TheGolfNerd much appreciated, and thank you for following up.

Just verified that the dimensions I used at the beginning of the 3d planner demonstration are my room’s dimensions exactly. Hope this helps!!

@TheGolfNerd thank you for your time and consideration. I wish you the very best with the channel.

They don’t manufacture this option any longer but I still use the bullseye 3d which is my personal favorite out of everything I’ve tried.

I prefer the Bullseye 3D, but you may want to watch my video because it may not be for everyone. Having said that, it’s much less money for the Sigpro. I think the Sigpro is better at injury prevention, so if that’s your priority, then it would be my first choice. Hope that helps!

This is certainly one way to go. I’m not sold lighter grips really accomplish the same but I know theoretically they should. Just seems like results are mixed when you talk to golfers about lighter grips.