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Sean Ogle

Portland
As seen in: Breaking Eighty, Forbes, HuffPost, Chicago Tribune, The Globe and Mail, Business 2 Community, Thought Catalog, Valley News, AlleyWatch
I help people make money with their words on the internet. Freelance writing and niche sites. Newsletter: locationrebel.com/hi. Oh, and I golf. A lot.
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5 Best Golf Balls for Beginners: More Distance, Less Money

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By Sean Ogle
| Breaking Eighty
There are two things I know about almost every single golfer who is relatively new to the game: 1) They lose a lot of golf balls. 2) Even when they don’t lose them, they don’t really notice or care about the so-called performance enhancements a premium golf ball is advertised to provide. What a new golfer most likely cares about is some economy. Golf is an expensive sport, and it’s only getting worse. Not to mention, it’s hard as hell.
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Uneekor Swing Optix Review: A Serious Practice Setup, But…

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By Sean Ogle
| Breaking Eighty
There’s a difference between buying a golf simulator to play virtual rounds with your friends and buying one because you really want to work on your game. The Uneekor Swing Optix camera system is very clearly aimed at the second person. Pair it with an Eye Mini Lite, and you’re getting an accurate indoor launch monitor, club data, and synchronized views of your swing from two different angles. Add AI Trainer, and the idea is to help you connect what your body is doing to the shots you’re hitting.
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Vessel Player VI Review: A Fantastic Golf Bag, but Who is it For?

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By Sean Ogle
| Breaking Eighty
We’re now onto the fourth generation of Vessel’s Player series that I’ve reviewed. When I tested the Player III, it was the best golf bag I’d ever reviewed. And with each subsequent iteration, in many ways, the bag has continued to get better. But it’s also changed. As Vessel has expanded its lineup, I feel like the Player has evolved from its flagship carry bag into a true hybrid bag. It’s just as comfortable, if not more so, on a cart or push cart as it is on your back.
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