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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

A 10'x10' retractable impact screen from an online retailer will run you over $2800. Here's how we built one for less than $300. regulargolfclub.com/2026/05/28/h...

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

ICYMI: From a Ronald Acuña jersey, Cookie Monster pajama pants and persimmon woods, to death threats against politicians, you'll see and hear it all playing with randoms.

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The good, the bad, the ugly of playing with randoms

It can be intimidating, but at most courses these days, it’s the price you have to pay if you want to get out and play.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Early today we shared the joys of playing solo, this afternoon, the opposite: The wild experiences you get playing with random golfers. From a Ronald Acuña jersey and persimmon woods, to death threats against politicians, you'll see and hear it all playing with randoms.

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The good, the bad, the ugly of playing with randoms

It can be intimidating, but at most courses these days, it’s the price you have to pay if you want to get out and play.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

"What I found wasn’t just that these solo jaunts helped my game – if it’s slow, you can play a couple of balls, try a few different shots, focus more intently and so on – but also my mental health." @craftylefty2126.bsky.social on playing solo

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Me, myself and why?

Golf with friends is fun, but solo golf has its benefits by Ryan O. (“Hollywood” Ben Hogan) I’m an only child, so while I am very much a social being, I learned long ago how to enjoy my…

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

July is for the links enthusiasts. If you watch coverage this week, you will undoubtedly be inundated with a tagline of “forged by nature.” It’s a bit corny, but ultimately what sets true links golf apart from the over-manicured turf we are used to seeing week in and week out on the PGA Tour.

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The season of firm and fast

July is for the links enthusiasts by Kyle P. (The Heather Hacker) An Ode to Links Golf As I woke up last Thursday and turned on coverage of the Scottish Open, I was reminded why I love golf and par…

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

Dudes rock. And so does a golf trip with the boys. Special guest @bryanmgrantham.bsky.social drops by to share the joys of his first shared golf trip, to historic Pinehurst.

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An Ode to the Boys Golf Trip

Dudes rock. And so does a golf trip with the boys.

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Pnut @pnutfinger.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

I'm never going to get there, but just my thought would be trying to go from 80 to scratch you'd want to control all variables

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okpoke.bsky.social @okpoke.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

There are so many great, less expensive options now with Kirkies back to being good and the MaxFlys.

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Bryan Grantham @bryanmgrantham.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

I think the big difference in ProV vs other high performance but lower cost balls isn’t the performance; it’s the durability. I played 36 holes last week with the same ball. You probably can’t do that with Maxfli or Vice even if you’d get the same performance short term

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Bryan Grantham @bryanmgrantham.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

My take on this as a scratch is that everyone can benefit from a better ball but there are options that are high performing and aren’t $5 a ball. I’d say play ProV1 or TP5 or whatever when you become far more likely to take a ball out of play for a scuff than lose it

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

The golf ball is the one piece of equipment in your bag you will use on every shot. It's kind of important. So when should you start caring about what kind of ball you use? We asked some folks, ranging from 20 handicaps, down to scratch golfers.

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Regular Golf Club Roundtable: When should you start caring about playing a “good” golf ball?

Playing the right golf ball matters. But when is the right time to start caring about what kind of ball you play?

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Once again watching this channel, and this is how people develop bad habits. It's too much good info, all at once.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

ICYMI: A brand new, in the wrapper, with plenty of stock shaft options, name brand, driver for $300? We put the 2025 Cobra DS Adapt X to test to see if it's worth grabbing as drivers continue to climb in price.

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One of the best drivers you can get in 2026 is just $300

The 2025 Cobra DS Adapt lineup is just $300 at the moment. We put it through the paces to see if that’s an incredible value as driver prices keep climbing.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

Golf clubs are expensive. The Cobra DS Adapt lineup, released in 2025, is just $300 at the moment. But is it worth your money to consider an upgrade? We put the X model through the paces to find out.

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One of the best drivers you can get in 2026 is just $300

The 2025 Cobra DS Adapt lineup is just $300 at the moment. We put it through the paces to see if that’s an incredible value as driver prices keep climbing.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 03/06/2026

Here's a good little piece of info for folks: If you use those free "Cable" things that are built into TVs, Samsung TV Plus, PutoTV, et., they have a 24-7 GolfPass Channel on there, that's nothing but instructional shows from all the big name coaches.

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Regular Golf Club @regulargolfclub.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

A retractable golf screen is a great way to save space at home if you have a simulator setup. Buying one from an online retailer will easily cost over $1,000. Here's how to make your own for under $300.

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How to build a retractable golf simulator screen for under $300

A retractable screen from an online retailer will cost north of $1,000. Here’s how to build your own for under $300.

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