![]() Number four went down with little argument. That one took a couple of minutes because my belly was feeling full at this point. As I cracked that first pop-top of joy juice, I was confident I would crush him. Tom, being way smarter than I and a sneaky fricken Canadian, suggested that I go first. What was the prize? Other than massive amounts of bragging rights, I think the wager was a dollar. You never see the storm coming….Īs Tom and I downgraded from combat-ready clothes into PTs, we decided that no one else was game, and we would have a one-on-one challenge. Citrus was smoother to drink, better tasting, and made my insides less sad than the first two, even though there are around 67 grams of sugar in that tiny can. For some reason, I always thought I could hear my teeth when I drank that god-water. The original flavor steals all metabolic water from you and molests your kidneys while the sugar-free one has pretty much the same effects as lit-gasoline would on your stomach lining. The main one is your typical caffeine buzz. As Vincent Vargas can attest, they cause bat shit crazy side effects. If you have ever deployed, you are very familiar with Rip-its. You and your squad, fire team, gun team, or any other team, try to finish an entire case/24-pack of Rip-its the fastest. ![]() What a Case Race is, is a really bad idea. Some may not ever understand the glory involved which the victor receives. What is this Case Race of which I speak? Some of you may know what I’m talking about. I immediately looked at my buddy Tom and we both said the same thing at the same time. We were deep in the business of building charges and getting comms checks when we got the “stand down” call. We began to prep all of our gear, body armor, and weapons. Working that many days in a row without shenanigans starts to wear on your psyche. Typically, that many days in, the guys are ready for a night or two off. We got word that we were going to go bang another target for the eighth night in a row. Multiple layers of fancy-pants military cold-weather gear are what kept me warm. In case you don’t know, the country is god-awful cold in the winter especially being the top gunner of a vehicle. This story plays out in late January 2006. All of his irons are fitted with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts.Rip-it: don’t try this at home. The irons are a one-off muscleback design that came about because the Titleist team tried to create a forgiving blade with higher launch. It was a cool process to be a part of for sure.” Things I eventually found out you needed to make material changes or other adjustments to get. They were asking me about feel and sound. “We’re used to getting irons and there being minor adjustments for our game, but this was different. “Titleist was completely open to anything I wanted to change,” Thomas said to. A Titleist spokesperson told the GolfWRX at the time “Feedback from the best players in the world is a cornerstone of the Titleist R&D process, and these prototype irons have been developed in collaboration with each player to better understand some key design variables such as shaping, sole design and (center of gravity) placement – that ultimately may find their way into future Titleist iron development." ![]() He turned up to the CJ Cup with the new irons. ![]() They go from five-iron down to nine-iron. As far as the consistent iron setup goes, Thomas opts for a Titleist T100 (opens in new tab) four-iron before transitioning into a set of the Titleist 621.JT blades. Moving into the irons Thomas occasionally tests out a Titleist U500 utility iron but this comes in and out of the setup depending on the course, weather conditions and other factors.
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