Callaway's Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond Max driver is a mix of the bread and butter Paradym Max and the Triple Diamond heads. The Triple Diamond Max is a great blend of higher launch and more spin than the Triple Diamond, but the added forgiveness of the Max head.

Really interesting club setup for all of you club aficionados out there!

This week we dive into the world of electric push carts and my new favorite, the Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote. Motocaddy took the already very good M7 Remote model and added a large screen with GPS, shot tracking, stat tracking, phone integration, and more to it. The new M7 GPS Remote offers the same cart battery life, speed, fun, and stability that you come to expect already.

And how each PGA Member in the board of directors should have agent representation instead of them physically being there.

This week we get our first guest of the year and it is a special one! Alex Dee, founder and head designer, from Aretera Shafts! Alex breaks down all the tech and design that went into the Alpha One Blue and Alpha One Grey shafts.

What do you tell them?

Mitsubishi has brought back the legendary White Board! In its celebration of 20 years of Diamana the WB is the first shaft back, paying homage to the first shafts. Low launch and low spin, but with a good amount of smooth feel. Tensei 1K Pro Red is the highest launching option in the Tensei 1K lineup and offers a mid/high launch with controlled spin.

Reviewing the UST Mamiya Dart V TSPX graphite iron shafts. These 105 stiff shafts play stout and are very consistent and offer great distance control. The feel is stiff while still reducing vibration to the hands. Bushnell's new Wingman 2 speaker is a solid unit. The sound is deep and rich and the audible GPS works well and is easy.

In this episode Savannah and Mu discuss the winter speed sessions and the success of some of the students. Plus how mastering stable confidence will unburden the mind with preferences that take you away from the present moment.

Review of LA Golf's A Series golf shaft was a blast. The 105 Low version didn't launch low for me, more of a mid launch with great consistency and accuracy. The A Series felt good, was easy to load, and had a great kick at impact. Shot Scope's new Pro ZR laser rangefinder is a very well built unit with tons of features for just under $300. Black or red displays, slope, magnet, 1,500yd range, and lock on vibration are all offered in the Pro ZR.