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In this week's episode, we're back in the studio tackling a mix of gear dilemmas, rules rants, and bringing you more equipment insights for Sir Nick Faldo. Joe kicks things off with a detailed rulebook rant, diving into the quirks of golf regulations, from equipment restrictions like putter grip shapes to ball replacement limits and the 14-club limit. Following up on a frustrating performance at the club championships, Joe shares some critical, practical advice on improving your short game and properly practising your 100-yard pitching strategy. Ask The Pod covers the risks of lead tape, finding classic C-groove putter faces, and the real feel impact of graphite putter shafts.
To wrap it all up, Sir Nick Faldo returns for part two of his interview, discussing his campaign to ban long tees, the evolution of driver technology, and building his ultimate all-time 14-club bag - enjoy!
Chapters:
0:00:00 Introduction
0:03:32 The golf rulebook rant
0:21:20 Mastering your 100-yard and in-wedge game
0:36:33 Ask The Pod - your questions and comments
0:42:07 What are the pitfalls of using lead tape?
0:45:11 Do graphite putter Shafts Change Feel?
0:49:17 Sir Nick Faldo interview (part 2): Banning long tees
0:59:40 The creation of Odyssey putters
01:03:14 The greatest invention in modern golf tech, according to Sir Nick
01:11:27 Sir Nick Faldo's all-time ideal 14-club bag
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