You may have noticed that the find folks at PJTore.com have transformed the player plate pages on the website.

Pages are much cleaner to consume and offer a wide variety of content from statistics and also links to social media. You'll easily

find key data about career performance of your players right at the top in a new

graphic-oriented layout. Check it out at pGA Tour.com.

Even though the Cirrus stand bag from Oggio was only 3.2 pounds, I'm still a member of the Pushcart

mafia and I am using it on a trolley over here in Scotland. It's loaded with pockets it's got plenty of

place to store all of your rain gear which is a necessity on this trip.

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Yeah, that's better than most.

How about in?

That is better than most.

Better than most. The ghost. The Sorry for the delay in this podcast, but as promised going to deliver the goods on

planning a trip to Scotland. There's a lot of information within this

podcast. We had to split it up into two parts. Tips and tricks for planning it to figure out some accommodation,

getting from location to location, getting your clubs around and I want to give

a shout out to our friends at luggage forward who actually helped me get my clubs across the pond to Scotland.

You may not be that familiar with them, but they have been a leader in this industry since 2005.

That's 12 years of experience, making sure your clubs get to the

location that you need them. They do all the work for you. They mail you the

shipping tags. They come and pick it up at your doorstep and my clubs were waiting for me there at

Castle Stewart. They're going to be the most cost-effective method of getting your

clubs if you're taking a trip to Scotland or Ireland or anything like that. They

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