Whats In The Bag 2020 (I Tried using a Green Screen)

Hello and welcome to the Tattagolfer YouTube channel. I hope everyone is well and safe in these depressing times, but today it's my what's in the bag for 2020 or whatever else, whatever is going to be left of 2020 anyway when we actually get back out on the course, which is hopefully soon. Thank you to everyone who's jumped in and watching my content. I know I've not been putting it out very regularly. That's only because I don't want to do crap content in my back garden all the time. I've got ideas for my channel and things I want to do with my channel and that's just not it. I want to bring you decent visual quality stuff, which is going to make my channel hopefully stand out. Right, let's get straight into it. My what's in the bag for 2020. Can we start at the top of the bag? I think we should. Right, the driver as you most likely know is the TaylorMade M6. Hopefully this focus is on it when thingy. But I have just recently got a new shaft, which is the Hazardous Smoked Green. I think it's 60 gram, it's a stiff flex. So that is in the bag. I did, when I got fitted for this driver, start with, it was a Hazardous Smoked Yellow. I think it's exact, more or less exactly the same. I don't really know the difference between the smoke shafts. It was a 6.0 and a 60 gram and it was low spinning. And this is just the green version. I really don't know what the difference is. If you know, comment below and let me know, please. But I snapped that shaft and then I bought a temporary shaft, which was a 55 gram stiff flex, even blow. I don't know, there was something about it that the end wasn't glued in properly and that was going all over the place and it just weren't appetizing when I was looking at it. But this, I feel a bit more at home now. So yeah, that's my driver, the TaylorMade M6. I can't hit it a long way. This year, I will be trying to practice on my direction. So yeah, underneath that, we have TaylorMade M5. It's got a standard stiff flex shaft. I think it's a Tensai M5. It's still in decent condition. I haven't really used it that much, but I should be doing really. I could probably hit this as far as quite a few people could hit a driver. And would I get more control over it? I don't know, you tell me. I do like it and I will be trying to play more with it this season, if we get a season. Yeah, it's a club that I like, but I don't really use it. I've always had one in the bag, but I don't think I use it as much as I actually should. So yeah, there's my 3WD, which is a TaylorMade as well. Underneath that, I don't have currently a hybrid or, well, I tell a lie, I've got two hybrids here. I have got, from my first what's in the bag, rubbish everywhere. I've got TaylorMade 816H hybrid, TaylorMade tight list, sorry. I took this out of the bag when I got this, which is the M6 hybrid. The grip has been put on and it's completely screwed with at the minute and I haven't used it. It's like brand new. I literally haven't used it. I did give my dad this hybrid, the tight list one, but a good friend, Mr. GMAT Golf donated these. I think it's a TaylorMade burner hybrid and my dad fell in love with it straight away. So he plays with that. So this, I know my brother, I've just sorted my brother out with the JPX 850 and I know he's looking for a hybrid. So I think this might be a little present to him. But currently I've no hybrids in the bag. Instead, I have this, which is a Mizuno MPH 5.3 driving iron. It's got a stifflet shaft, 60 gram in it. I love it. I absolutely love it. I bought this from Boomers and Swingers. It's second hand. It was £35 and I've had a look on eBay and it's so much more than that. It's got a midsize grip, which is perfect for me, but yeah, I love it. Any shorter par fours, that would be my go-to club. I used to hit my driver off every tee I possibly could, but now I'm starting to get a bit of course management in there and I'm trying to think about what I'm doing. So if it's a 300 yard hole, I don't need to slog my driver. I could hit a lower iron to be fair and then have a nice six, seven, eight iron into the green. But this, I really do like it and I enjoy hitting it and I feel like I can give it some or I can hit it nice and low if I need to. So yeah, that is underneath and the irons that I am playing with are the Mizuno JPX 919 Forge from 5 to pitching wedge. I love these irons, but now since I got fitted for these, my game has improved a lot. So I'm in two minds. Do I switch to the 919 Tors or do I just stay with these and keep with these for another few years? Because I've not had them too long and they're not cheap. This setup is like the first ever clubs that I've actually bought properly and got fitted for. I used to play with second hand clubs, cheap clubs. So it was a big thing for me to actually go out and do it. And it made me want to get better, which is a good thing. Should I have spent more money on lessons? Probably. But yeah, the JPX 919 Forge, it feels amazing when you hit it right. It's got the dynamic gold 120 stiff shafts in, which is perfect for my swing speed because I'm really fast. But other than that, that's about it for the irons. Do you think I should change? Do you think I should try the Tors or should I stay with these? Please let me know and comment below. Right, before we get into the lower end of the bag, the wedges and the putter, I just want to quickly give a shout out to this company, Golfers CBD. I have not been paid to do this at all. I've been doing some photography work for them and they've been, before I did the photography work for them, they found out about my daughter and autism and stuff like that. And he asked me loads of questions and he's given me some stuff to trial with, just a gummy bear. It's a very, very low dosage of CBD and we're trialing them now and we can already see a difference. So, and just the hospitality and what they've shown me, I think I'm not going to get thousands and thousands of views, but even if one person goes and checks this company out, it might help them as they've helped me. So yeah, they do. I've got some stuff here that I'm taking pictures of at the minute. I'll throw some pictures up of the stuff that I've been doing. We've got easy liquid here. We've got the normal CBD oil. We've got CBD spray if you can do the oil stuff. And we've also got the gummies, which that's what my daughter's on. They're only five a day if you want it. But like I said, they've helped me out. And like I said, I didn't ask them for anything. They just got in touch with me and offered and sent me a stuff to trial. So I just don't know how I could repay them. So that's what I'm doing. Right. Let's get to the wedges. 52 degree. It is second hand. It is a Mizuno MP-T4. It's quite an old one. It does need a bit of a clean. It's got a bit of engraving messing about, me bored. This I actually got from Carlyle Driving Range. It was last Christmas. I purchased myself a carry bag and I bought my dad. You'll have to watch out for that video. That will be coming very soon when the lockdown's over. So yes. And right. My latest purchase along with my shaft, my driver's shaft is the putter, which is the TaylorMade TP Hardmore 1. I used to use a two ball, Odyssey two ball, which was 24 carat gold plated by a good friend of mine. But it's again, it was a second hand club. I've never had a new putter in my life, but this is it. The color way of it, I think is absolutely beautiful. It's right up my street. It's a bit of got a bit of a steampunk feel to it. It's a face balance putter, which is what I need for my stroke. Thanks again to GMAT Golf for checking my putting stroke out and stuff like that. And he told me I definitely needed one. My two ball putter was face balanced, but I just wanted something different. And I've been practicing with this in my garden. It feels quite good. I just like the look of it, the way it sits behind the ball and stuff. I just think it looks really, really nice. Anything else? Tees. What tees do I use? These tees are organically grown. You might've seen one of my videos where I take the nick out of these tees a bit. These are just like your normal white and yellow ones, but they are black and yellow. And I think the coated in like a tungsten paint and it do snap, but it do take a bit to snap. So these last a lot longer than the white ones. The white ones snap instantly, but these and they're only a pound dearer, I think, for a big bag of them. So they are brilliant. And I've converted a few people into these. Balls. What balls am I using? At the minute, before lockdown started, I was trialing the Strixen AD333 Tours, but I know they've changed now to like the Q-Star and the price has gone up on them. So I don't know whether I'm going to be still using them. I think a ball fitting will be the way to go for me, but I am not too sure just yet. That's my what's in the bag. I don't know what else really I can say. I'm trying to, I've got a bit of a green screen and stuff. I don't have a clue if it's worked or if it's going to work. If it has, there'll be stuff going on behind me. If not, I don't have a clue. But yeah, that's me what's in the bag. Thank you for watching. Please think about hitting that subscribe button and liking the video and comment below and get involved. Give me your feedback and stay safe, stay calm and peace.