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Nike Golf Balls Review

August 22, 2017 - Updated March 16, 2018

I have been playing Nike golf balls for a number of years and its time to put them into the fray of the best golf ball challenge. Just like with all of my reviews I play one round at Rackham Golf Course in Huntington Woods and detail how the round went as soon as I get home.

Nike Mojo Golf Ball Review

Nike Mojo Golf Ball Review8-4-2017 – 70 degrees – Windy

Rackham Golf Course – White Tees

AKA – The sleeve of golf balls you win during the raffle portion of the four person scramble tournament you were in.

This is how I obtained the Nike Mojo’s I am reviewing. I won them in a scramble I played in two weeks prior.

The Nike Mojo has been around for awhile and I have played them before. But this review is for almost science. There might be a little bias going into the review as I have moved on from my Nike Mojo’s phase.

Got to the point where I looked past the Nike marketing machine telling me how good of a ball it was because of the crazy looking sleeve they come in along with the psychedelic font they use to spell MOJO. Plus, they are called MOJO. Let’s be real here for a second, its a two piece ball.

Off The Tee – I hit the crap out of the ball today albeit two sprays. The one thing the Nike Mojo claims to be is long and I tend to agree. Hit my furthest drive ever on #6, a 311 yard Par 4, that bends to the left with trees blocking the front of the green . Was 20 yards from the green. Every bit of a 280 yard drive. Wind was coming from the side.

Hit six fairways and those that I missed were not by much. The Nike Mojo had a stable ball flight in most cases. The wind played a big factor on #14 (Par 5) and #18 (Par 4) as I hit both drives further down the fairway than I ever have before. It was so windy I hit driver on #16, a 221 yard Par 3 with an exposed green. Started the ball 20 yards left of the green and put it pin high. Was an amazing shot.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids – Wind was gusting up to 20 mph today which meant I was presented with a number of shots I don’t normally hit. Sadly I had to punch out three times today from tee shots being blown into areas I don’t normally land.

Saying that, I believe I hit the best 3 wood of my life on #14, a 511 yard Par 5. Piggybacking off my tee shot I spoke about above I was left with a 260 yard second shot from the first cut of rough. With a 20 mph wind behind my back I scorched that thing and it ran up onto the green within 20 feet. Sadly I missed the Eagle putt but tapped in for Birdie.

I had never been on a Par 5 in two in my life. Have been close on this hole two other times, going right and pin high but off the green by 10 yards once along with being 10 yards short another time. The wind helped with the last 25 yards for sure but the Nike Mojo stayed dead straight.

Irons – This is my hang up with the Nike Mojo. I do not get a good feel with it at contact. It just does not compress like a Titleist Pro V1. Out of the seven GIR’s I had today, only four were done with me taking a full swing with an iron. The other three were done with woods.

Yes – it was windy, but the wind has nothing to do with how it feels at contact. There is this clunky sound, even with the good shots.

Wedges – Nike Mojo’s do not spin all that much. With it being windy today it would have meant many chances to get up and down. Unfortunately I did not get up and down once.

Putting – Here is the clunky sound again. I do not get that soft but crisp feeling with the Nike Mojos as you get with a Pro V1. One putted once and three putted twice.

Durability – Outside of a blemish from it hitting a cart path the ball looks brand new. Landed in two sand traps and did not hit any trees. So no marks.

Nike Mojo Golf Ball Durability
After one round.

Score – 85

GIR – 7

Putts – 37

Penalty Stroke – 0

Fairways – 6

Nike Mojo Golf Ball Score

I get why the Nike Mojo’s are popular. Mostly marketing, they cost $20 for a dozen, and they are designed to go far. They can make the high handicapper feel good about those three bombs they hit and feel cool about it for cheap. Interestingly enough the Nike Mojo is being discontinued and I am ok with that.

Nike PD Long Golf Ball Review

Nike PD Long Golf Ball Review9-8-17  65 Degrees – Sunny -Breezy

Rackham Golf Course – White Tees

Here is another golf ball from my past as I used to play the Nike PD Long from time to time. A week prior to me playing the Nike PD Long I was at my moms house helping her with house work. When we finished I went into my dads old work room, looked up on the shelf, and found dozens of different golf balls which were brand new including these yellow PD Longs. Asked Mom if I could have them so I could put them to the test.

I do not know what year these were made in but I have to assume they are either 2014, 2015, or 2016. They are brand new though. And they are yellow. And I never buy or use yellow golf balls.

AKA – the Nike Power Distance, these golf balls are designed for faster speed and maximum distance. On the box it says a player should benefit from “Longer distance off the tee and from the fairway. Responsive feel off irons. Penetrating ball flight and added-roll.” OK, lets see what you got.

Off The Tee – My first two drives were not all that great. Did not get all of it on #1 and went 200 yards just off the left side of the fairway. On #2 I did something I’ve never done. I drove the green. I mean I drove the wrong green. Put my tee shot way right, hitting the #8 green, and backspinning five yards. My bad.

Nike PD Long Wrong Green
Sorry about that. Was aiming for that other white flag in the distance. Look at the backspin with the driver!

After those two holes I can only describe the rest of my day as the best day hitting driver in my life. Of the remaining 12 holes where I could hit driver (not counting par 3’s) I hit 10 fairways. Hit my furthest drives ever on #9, #12, #14, and #15. Absolutely tattooing the PD Long.

Every one of those drives was either dead straight or with a subtle draw. It was awesome. I hit the mother fucking shit out of the Nike PD Long today. Even the guy I was golfing with said the same.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids – Things were not looking all that great for the Nike PD long on my second shot of the day. Took out my 3 wood and duffed it twenty yards. Being 225 yards out I swung the 3 wood and duffed it twenty five yards again. Dammit!! Took out my 4 Hybrid from 200 yards out and hit some low sweeping shot 175 yards. Quadrupled bogeyed the first hole for the first time in my life.

I have a feeling I was not seeing the ball well. The yellow was playing tricks with my eyes.

Things settled down after that and the PD Long started to shine. Almost put my second shot on the Par 5 7th green after hitting a 5 wood 235 yards. Came up 10 yards short of the green.

It was breezy out there and just like most days at Rackham it affects the back nine. Did not hit the 10th or 11th greens with my 5 wood but it got close.

I do not know what it is about Nike golf balls but I almost reached the par 5 14th in two. The only time I’ve ever done it was with the Nike Mojo. Hit a big drive and was 260 yards out. Scorched my 3 wood and the wind just pushed it off line rolling pin high but right of the green. It felt awesome leaving the club face.

Irons – I did not hit my 3,4,5,6, or 7 iron today which is amazing. My drives, because of them landing in the fairway and going deep, changed the course. I always hit a few of those irons on most days.

Sadly, I only had six greens in regulation. A few approach shots just bounced off so not all that bad but if there is a glaring weakness in my game it is approach shots. Only one of the six greens in regulations I hit were done with an 8 or 9 iron.

Wedges – Not once did the Nike PD Long check up or spin when hitting the green. That is to be expected as I did not hit the green with full iron swings. Four of my six GIR’s were half shot pitching wedges into the green which released and rolled.

Had a surprisingly good lie in a sand trap (rare for Rackham) which I was able to hit it 20 yards with good control.

The course played so much different today because of how well I drove the ball which left more chip shots than wedge shots.

Putting – I made a switch from the Odyssey White Hot RX 2 with the Super Stroke grip I’ve been using for the 2017 season back to the Odyssey White Hot XG #7CS I had been using for two years prior. Not sure if I’m liking the fat Super Stroke grip right now.

Had 35 putts with 3 three putts and 4 one putts. Was not a great day of putting but a number of my two putts were tap ins. Made a 6 foot birdie putt and a couple of nice bogey saves.

The Nike PD Long did not feel like the rock that is the Nike Mojo but did provide nice feedback. No clunky sounds which is nice.

Durability – Zero scuff marks. Zero cuts. It still looks brand new. Keeping the ball in the fairway meant no trees or cart paths. Maybe its shiny yellow cover is good at hiding those.

Nike PD Long Durability
After one round.

Score – 86

GIR – 6

Putts -35

Fairways – 10

Penalty Strokes – 0

Nike PD Long Yellow Score

I was seriously thinking about stopping the testing for the Nike PD Long after I duffed my second and third shot of the day. I really think the yellow was messing with me.

But man did the Nike PD Long rally. Maybe it just needed to get warmed up and stretch its legs before showing what it is designed to do – GO LONG!

I am looking at the eleven other golf balls I have of these thinking I’m going to use these for the next scramble I am in as they just go.

Outside of the 9 I had on the first hole the yellow Nike PD Long was a pretty good ball. Make that 9 a 5 that I usually get on that hole along with two approach shots I hit that rolled off the green and against the first cut of rough leaving me tough shots which I did not do well with and I probably break 80.

Nike Crush Extreme Golf Ball Review

Nike Crush Extreme Golf Ball Review10-5-17  –  70 degrees  – Sunny  –  Breezy

Rackham Golf Course   –   White Tees

The Nike Crush Extreme was discontinued when Nike exited the golf equipment industry. It had been some time since I had played a Crush Extreme and the only reason I put this one into the best golf ball challenge is (like the PD Long above) I found a sleeve of brand new (never used) ones in my dads workroom.

The cover had a bit more gloss than the Mojo and PD Long I previously played. From taking a look at the Crush Extreme I was thinking it was going to be a better all around golf ball than the other Nike golf balls I played.

My best guess is these golf balls were brand new in 2014 and have been sitting around for 3 years waiting for me to put them in play.

On the sleeve it says the Nike Crush Extreme is designed to be “Longer. Softer. Straighter.” Lets see what its got.

Off The Tee – I only hit 5 fairways and sliced 5 shot pretty bad. So bad they landed in the fairway of adjacent holes. It left me with a great lie for my second shot but nothing to brag about.

I did get things straightened out on the back nine which included hitting 4 draws. None of my draws went further than another golf ball I had hit before but on the Par 4 9th and Par 5 14th hole my drives landed just a tad bit further than my average drives. Both of those shots had a slight draw to them.

It seemed that when I got a little looser and swung harder I started getting the draw and the distance. Which makes sense.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids –  With me slicing a number of drives and it being breezy it put me in situations where I was 180 yards hitting into a 15 mph wind. That is a 5 wood for me. And I hit the Nike Crush Extreme extremely well with my 3 and 5 wood today.

Hit my second shot to the Par 4 11th green from the 12th fairway after slicing my drive. Hit my 5 wood 190 yards into the wind hammering the green. It gouged the green. Was an awesome shot.

Shot of the day happened on the Par 5 14th. I do not know what it is about Nike golf balls and that hole but for the second time in my life I put my second shot on the green. Just like how I did with the Mojo I put the Crush Extreme on in two with a 250 yard 3 wood. It has only happened with Nike golf balls.

It took a great drive to put me in the situation to even go for it. I did not think I was going to hit it that well as it was in the first cut of rough some two feet from the fairway. I made perfect contact and it was heading straight. Landed at 225 yards and bounced the next 25 yards to the back of the green leaving me a 30 footer for Eagle. Missed the Eagle putt and made a 3 footer for birdie.

Nike Crush Extreme Backspin
Left a dent in the fairway with driver. And my 5 wood gouging the green.

Irons – Rough day with the irons. Only had 4 greens in regulation and two of those were with fairway woods. Shanked two irons after good drives. Left zero ball marks on the greens. Was just not making good contact with irons.

The Nike Crush Extreme did not have good compression with the irons like how it did with the fairway woods. It was not a hard golf ball like the Mojo but was not soft either. There were a couple of iron shots that ended on the fringe.

Wedges – When you don’t hit greens you’re going to get many chip shots. I got up and down for par five times which is way above average. Chipping from 20 to 45 yards away a number of times I put 3 of those with in 4 feet.

Only one time did I see the Crush Extreme check up from spin. Mostly I was landing them short and letting them roll out. I even got up and down from the green side bunker on #15.

Backspin is not something the Crush Extreme is going to give you and if you know that you can work with it.

Putting – With good chipping comes good opportunities to make putts. I 3 putted twice and 1 putted six times. Some of those one putts could have been two putts as I was hitting from the fringe at least three times.

The Crush Extreme rolled well and was a decent golf ball to putt with. It didn’t have the “clink” sound like a Pro V1 but did not have the “clunk” sound like the Mojo has. I can tell its not a premium golf ball to putt with but is better than most.

I had 32 putts with the Crush Extreme which is a little better than average. Outside of a six foot putt to save par on #1 it was an uneventful day on the greens. Made everything under 2 feet and anything between 10 and 20 feet stopped two feet from the hole.

Durability – One very small scuff mark and that is about it. Barely hit a tree branch. Besides that it was a clean round. I would have no problem playing another round with the Crush Extreme.

Nike Crush Extreme Durability
After one round.

Score – 82

GIR – 4

Putts – 32

Fairways – 5

Penalty Strokes – 0

Nike Crush Extreme Score

I kind of feel bad for the Nike Crush Extreme. The round started off well with a par but went down after that. The course was wide open today except for a foursome that was two groups ahead of me. They were slowing everything down.

I caught up to the twosome in front of me on hole #5 and started to play with them. But the previous 4 holes had me waiting on the tee box waiting on them to hit with they waited for the foursome. It slowed the round way down. Its not that they were bad golfers it was they were not playing ready golf.

It kind of got me off my game. But thats what happens in golf. And that had an effect on the Nike Crush’s score. Its too bad as it had a chance to break 80.

The foursome let us pass at the turn and we cruised through the back nine. Nine over on the front nine. Two over on the back nine. Go figure.

My takeaway with the Nike Crush Extreme is that its a very good golf ball but not a great golf ball. I do not agree with it being “longer, softer, and straighter” as it says on the sleeve.

I would play another round with them if it was all I had available. In the end it is not going to be a golf ball I am going to miss.

Bridgestone Golf Balls Review

August 20, 2017 - Updated March 16, 2018

Continuing on with my un-scientifical effort to find the best golf ball on Earth I have these reviews of Bridgestone Golf Balls.

Before today I have never bought Bridgestone’s before. Typically I would play one I found. These balls I bought brand new.

Like with all of my golf ball reviews I play at Rackham Golf Course in Huntington Woods, MI.

Bridgestone Tour B330RX Golf Ball Review

Bridgestone Tour B330RX Golf Ball ReviewRackham Golf Course

8-11-17 – White Tees

75 degrees. Partly Sunny.

I was intrigued by the design  of the Bridgestone Tour B330RX as the dimples have a dot in the middle of them. Felt the <TOUR B330RX> printed on the side looked a little cheap though. A different font may look better.

These are the third most expensive golf balls Bridgestone makes with a claim to be designed for Accuracy, Distance, and for people whose average score is under 90. Lets see if its true. $12.26 a sleeve or $4.08 a ball.

Off The Tee – Found five fairways. Hit zero draws. Sliced twice. Pushed just about everything right today. On the sleeve it says the B330RX is 7.7 yards longer than the Pro V1. Maybe in a testing facility but not today. I was underwhelmed with distance off the tee seeing how Bridgestone says its longer. The Nike Mojo was longer in my opinion.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids – Sadly, I was using my hybrid to chip a good portion of the day as my drives were landing under trees. Did chip well with the hybrid but did not do well with woods or hybrids all day. The B330 RX just did not have that get up and go I am used to with the Pro V1 or Vice Pro Plus.

Irons – Had one good iron shot all day. Other than that the ball did not compress well off the club face.

Wedges – Zero spin on every one of my chips. Not once did the B330RX check up or stick and I was hitting wedges and chip shots all day.

Putting – One putted four times and three putted twice. Made two putts over 20 feet. Does not have the soft feel you want with a golf ball though.

Durability – Sadly I lost my ball on the 16th hole which is very tough to do. Hooked one into the tall rough some 40 yards left of the green. Before losing the ball it appeared to be as good as new though. Finished the round with another B330 RX.

Bridgestone Tour B330RX Golf Ball Durability
After…um…three holes. I do apologize.

Score – 88

GIR – 5

Putts – 34

Fairways – 5

Penalty Strokes – 1

Bridgestone Tour B330RX Golf Ball Score

In defense of the Bridgestone B330RX I did not have my best stuff with me. May have rushed the round due to possible T-Storms and felt sluggish. Was just not feeling my normal chipper self on the course. At the same time, thats golf.

I did not feel the B330RX was more accurate and produced more distance. I don’t think I’d buy these again. Too bad as they look kind of cool.

Bridgestone e6 Soft Golf Ball Review

Bridgestone e6 Soft Golf Ball Review8-18-17. Cloudy. Windy. 76 degrees.

Rackham Golf Course – White Tees

Last week I played a Bridgestone so I figured I’d play another. Picked up a sleeve of Bridgestone e6 Soft golf balls and went to work. Tough weather day for the e6. Temp was great but man was it windy. Might have been one of the windiest days I’ve ever played Rackham. Typically there is wind on the back nine as its more open but today it was the entire course. My guess is there was a steady 15 mph wind with gusts up to 25 mph the entire day.

Off The Tee – I absolutely loved the Bridgestone e6 Soft when hitting driver. On the sleeve it says the e6 Soft has “Straight Distance” due to its flight stabilizing dimples, soft armor cover, anti-side spin mantle, and straight soft core. Sure, agreed.

I hit some of my biggest drives ever with e6 Soft. I’m talking ever. Yes, with a strong wind behind my back I know I hit one over 300 yards and many were going 280 yards. My drives get high up in the air and thats what the e6 Soft did. Most of my drives maybe roll out 15 yards. As soon as I looked for it after contact it was way up in the air and heading straight.

Sliced one drive on #11 and had two low drives which rolled out to 250 yards. Had 3 big drives with the slightest of draw. The sound it made today was something else. Maybe it was because I went to the Chiropractor yesterday which got me straightened out. I am not sure, but the e6 Soft might be one of my favorite golf balls to hit with driver. The compression off the club face and sound were awesome.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids – Excellent distance with the fairway woods. Had to hit a number of these today due to the winds. Did not hit any awesome shots with them and if being honest I mis hit them. Even with that I was still getting considerable distance with the 3 and 5 wood. Did not hit a hybrid today.

Irons – Sorry Bridgestone e6 Soft but today was not the day for irons. Windy as hell and with me hitting bombs off the tee it put me in situations where I was between clubs or needed an extra two clubs because of the wind.

When I could take a full swing the e6 Soft just went. Compression was ok. No back spin on any iron shots and when I did hit the green it bounced a couple of times. Only had four Greens In Regulation today and out of those only two were because of irons. At the same time I did have a few shots hit the green and bounce over or land right up on the first cut of rough on the fringe which made for a tough putt.

Wedges – Could not get a feel for the e6 Soft around the greens. Its in-between a soft and hard ball. I know it says soft but its not Pro V1 soft. Nor is it Nike Mojo kind of hard. Got up and down for par once. On two of the par 5’s I almost made it on the green in two leaving me with chip shots of 20 yards. Put both within 10 feet and missed the birdie putts.

The e6 Soft didn’t check up once nor did it give the feedback I thought it was going to give with it being a soft golf ball.

Putting – I didn’t like the e6 Soft nor did I hate it when putting. Sound it made coming off the putter was closer to a Pro V1 than a cheaper golf ball. I did not putt all that well today and I think some of it had to do with my chiropractor visit yesterday. When I get all straightened out it messes up what I’m seeing versus what my body remembers.

Three putted four times and one putted six times. Some of those one putts could be two putts as at least four shots were taken from the fringe which are technically chips.

Durability – So…um…yeah…my only poor tee shot of the day happened on #17 ( a short par 4) and I hooked it left into the tall grass…and…lost it. Most embarrassing. And to be honest kind of pissed me off. Was driving the ball so well today. What I can say about the ball before I lost it was there was zero scuff marks on it. Would have no issue playing a few more rounds with the Bridgestone e6 Soft.

Bridgestone e6 Soft Durability
After 1.5 holes. Most embarrassing. So sorry.

Score – 89

GIR – 4

Putts – 34

Fairways – 7

Penalty Strokes – 1

Bridgestone e6 Soft Golf Ball Score

I enjoyed playing the e6 Soft much more than the Tour B330RX. It just felt like a better ball all over. Sadly, it lost in the score battle which is all that matters. But I would buy the Bridgestone e6 Soft again.

Bridgestone Tour B330S Golf Ball Review

Bridgestone Tour B330S Golf Ball Review10-19-17  –  Windy  –  65 Degrees  –  Sunny

Rackham Golf Course  –  White Tees

Two months have passed since I played a Bridgestone golf ball. And for this round it is the Tour B330S that goes into the best golf ball challenge.

Bought a sleeve of them at the golf course before heading out to play. Forgot I was out of golf balls to test and these were available.

My previous experiences with Bridgestone golf balls were not so good as I had bad scores with them. The Tour B330S is designed for golfer whose swing speeds are above 105mph which I think I’m close.

High swing speeds are needed as the Tour B330S is designed with a “Tour Core” and “Tour Compression” for tour swings and center strikes. Basically, don’t suck.

Driver – It was very windy today which took a lot of distance off of tee shots. Outside of a drive on #4 that the wind pushed right on this right dog leg I did not notice that much more distance. Even on the few holes were the wind was behind my back the tee shots were landing 10 – 20 yards behind the e6 Soft.

Zero draws, a few pushes, and no slices. Hit 5 fairways which is average. Every good tee shot went straight which is ok. Zero roll out. A number of my drives were landing with back spin even though I was hitting them lower than normal from teeing it lower. I don’t get it.

Bridgestone Tour B330S Driver Backspin
Both with driver. Both landed around 250 yards in the fairway.

Fairway Woods & Hybrids – With it being windy it meant I hit a lot of these today. Sadly, I was not impressed with the Tour B330S and these clubs.

Flight was ok and I didn’t slice or hook and shots with these clubs. But distance was lacking. I thought I was going to get on the Par 5 7th in two for the first time but was shocked when I saw it 30 yards short of the green. And thats with a 20mph wind behind it.

Most telling was on the Par 5 14th. Hit a very good drive to the 250 yard marker. Had the same shot to the green as I’ve had with the Nike Mojo and Crush Extreme and Slazenger Raw Distance which either landed pin high in the air off the green or were short and bounced up there.

I smashed the Tour B330S and it was heading right at the flag. With the 20 mph wind behind me I knew it was making the green. And then I saw it hit 40 yards short of the green, take two bounces, and stop 20 yards short. Most disappointing. The other golf balls did not have the wind at my back like the Tour B330S did and those almost all carried to the green.

Irons – Had five greens in regulation which is below average. The wind had something to do with it. The Tour B330S did not have great compression at contact for me. Maybe its because I don’t swing over 105 mph with my irons. I tend to take more club and use a three quarter swing in most cases.

Outside of one approach shot with an 8 iron that landed on a down slope causing it to backspin, everything else landed and rolled out.

Bridgestone Tour B330S Backspin
7 Iron. 8 Iron. 9 Iron.

Wedges – Surprisingly I thought this was one of the Tour B330S’s bright spots. Found myself chipping a lot today from the golf ball landing in odd spots due to the wind. Had three separate instances where I chipped it from 20 to 40 yards away and the ball hopped twice, checked up, and stopped.

Up and down for par three times which is above average for me. Was very close to getting up and down six times.

Putting – Three putted only once which is new for me and one putted five times. Did not make any birdies today. Had 32 putts which is above average. The Tour B330S is one of those golf balls where I didn’t notice any feel at contact with the putter. It did not “clink” like a Pro V1 or “clunk” like a Nike Mojo.

Durability – Outside of one sand trap I kept the Tour B330S out of harms way. Did not hit a tree, fence, or cart path today. I could definitely get a couple more rounds out of the Tour B330S.

Bridgestone Tour B330S Durability
After one 18 hole round.

Score – 84

GIR – 5

Putts – 32

Fairways – 5

Penalty Strokes – 0

Bridgestone Tour B330S Score

Bridgestone golf balls and myself are not getting along. I shot 84 which is not bad considering how windy it was. Had to hit driver on the Par 3 16th (215 yards) today and just barely went over the green. Thats how windy it was.

But the Bridgestone Tour B330S did not really impress me. It lacked on distance with driver and fairway woods. Did not compress well with the irons. Good chipping made for an above average putting day but I’d rather have the distance and compression to give me more chances for birdie and tap in pars. I do not see myself buying the Tour B330S again.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

August 2, 2017 - Updated August 2, 2017

After living in the State of Michigan for nearly 33 years I finally made it to Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Can I finally call myself a Michigander now?

Tahquamenon Falls State Park
Picture Perfect Day
Andrea & I
Me and a lot of water
Pepsi everywhere
So close you can touch it if your arm was 8 feet long.
From the higher view point.
Pretend you’re hearing water fall.

Pictures were taken with my GoPro Hero3+ and iPhone SE.

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