I would appreciate any suggestions about winter practice facilities in the west end of the city. Thanks
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Originally posted by BPBGolf View PostI would appreciate any suggestions about winter practice facilities in the west end of the city. Thanks
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Originally posted by Jasonp View PostAnything closer to the York Region/Barrie area.
Ideally around King, Bradford, Newmarket Aurora Vaughan or BarrieWhat's in the bag?
TM M2
Cobra F6 fairway woods and irons
PING Sigma G Putter
Les Grossman: "I'm talking G5. Playa, playa"
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I rather hit the ball outdoors in a heated bay than at a screen, I have not been to Ninth Line Family Golf Academy but I will make an attempt once a month at least. If anyone has been in the heated bay, if you could tell me how to dress, how many layers, how much warmth do the bays give out? gloves needed?In the bag:
-TaylorMade R15 driver/ aldila nv 2kxv 65g x-stiff
-Cleveland Classic 3 Wood strong 14*
-TaylorMade Burner 2.0 5-PW irons
-Nike Vr 58, 54, 52 deg. wedge
-Custom milled putter from 303SS
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The Ninth Line Family Golf Academy in Mississauga is awesome and has great staff and owners also. The range faces I believe NE so if the wind is coming from that direction it will be cold but most other directions it is comfy. Ball are fairly good and matts are reasonably new. Heaters project good heat. Paul and his Dad do a great job and Paul is an awesome teacher. As goes for dress. I always put on layers and shed as I get into the bucket. Give them a try, you wont be disappointed. See you there.
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I went to Ninth Line last year around the back end of winter and while it was nice hitting outside there were some major negatives I should mention.
If there is a lot of snow the bays could flood, be very wet/muddy and even icy. Not exactly fun to get to if you're at a far bay with a bag on your back.
Depending on the weather you may not even see any of your shots if there is snow on the ground and it's cloudy outside.
The wind, if you have a head wind you'll need to crank the heat and layer up, if the wind changes you'll be stripping off layers and turning the heat down. It could happen throughout your bucket.
Honestly if I had to deal with that again I'll just go inside and hit into a simulator, but if the weather is decent a place like Ninth Line is a very good option.Driver: 10° Cobra LTDxLS | AD-IZ 6X
3W: 15° Callaway Paradym X | AD-IZ 7X
3H: 19° Ping G410 | Tensei CK Pro Orange 90TX
Irons: 4-6 PXG 0311P 7-W 0317CB | DG120X
Wedges: Vokey SM9 50.8F|54.10S|58.8M
Putter(s): Ping PLD Anser 4K
TP5X 2024
Ghost Katana
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