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G-Man said:
Anyone hitting in standard garage? Trying to beat position without taking out he garage door opener.
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1-car or 2-car? I'm in the back of my garage and hit under the opener going horizontally from wall to wall.
 
Mmaynard11 said:
Hopefully they don’t do away with the version they have now or I better buy me a few replacement strips.
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The Dave said:
Thought the exact same thing when I saw the email come out
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Thinking the exact same thing or will they may a super softy strip to fit in the cut out they have now. I would really hope they would not discontinue the strip that they have for mats out there now.
 
djt311 said:
Thinking the exact same thing or will they may a super softy strip to fit in the cut out they have now. I would really hope they would not discontinue the strip that they have for mats out there now.
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Wondering if I stock up or wait to see if they are discounted. I may shoot them an email.
 
Mmaynard11 said:
Wondering if I stock up or wait to see if they are discounted. I may shoot them an email.
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Let us know. I just got my fricken Softy in December.
 
G-Man said:
Anyone hitting in standard garage? Trying to beat position without taking out he garage door opener.
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I have a 2-car garage (with two doors). I hit on the right side toward the back wall into a net, standing under the opener or just in back of it. Th occasional shank goes right of the net into the corner of the garage where I store my trash cans and some yards tools, so no harm yet. My wife's car is usually on the other side of the garage. I can only hit irons (and occasionally a hybrid). Would love to one day raise the garage door tracks and switch to side mount opener so I can hit longer clubs.
 
elight said:
I have a 2-car garage (with two doors). I hit on the right side toward the back wall into a net, standing under the opener or just in back of it. Th occasional shank goes right of the net into the corner of the garage where I store my trash cans and some yards tools, so no harm yet. My wife's car is usually on the other side of the garage. I can only hit irons (and occasionally a hybrid). Would love to one day raise the garage door tracks and switch to side mount opener so I can hit longer clubs.
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both cars are out of the garage and door shut to avoid shanks hitting anything. I can hit all clubs, a bit timid on driver and results on sim show that saw'd off move to avoid hitting it.
 
G-Man said:
both cars are out of the garage and door shut to avoid shanks hitting anything. I can hit all clubs, a bit timid on driver and results on sim show that saw'd off move to avoid hitting it.
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I wish I had a single-door garage with the opener in the middle and just two tracks on the sides. Having the two openers and the sets of tracks down the middle of the garage really makes this difficult - I feel like the driver will eventually hit either a track or an opener on the follow-through no matter where I stand.
 
Was able to take the memory in my PC in today as it had gone bad. Upgraded size and speed for just a few bucks more. I'm set now for whatever comes down the road that's a memory hog.
 
With summer approaching and heat higher for those east and south, want to bring up a couple things as a heads up if going this route.

Portable AC units work best when ducted out of the garage. (Example given in here going through wall)

Do not use an extension cord or power strip.

Plug directly into outlet. Preferably a 20A, or a 15A circuit that doesn't have anything else running at the same time. Outlet, plug, and cord will get hot to tell you it's not enough juice available. Bad things can happen if breaker doesn't trip...you get the idea.
 
Joining the garage sim crew seems to have really helped me be in good form fir the first round of the year
 
MH said:
Joining the garage sim crew seems to have really helped me be in good form fir the first round of the year
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Swings buddy…swings
 
MH said:
Joining the garage sim crew seems to have really helped me be in good form fir the first round of the year
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Agree ball contact was much better
 
Ballyhack from 6700yds…oh boy!
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