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The thread about Tiger's ball flight got me thinking about this, I have read several posts recently that seem overly concerned about hitting the ball too high. Taking out the shot off the tee that I hang back on the right side and the...
One thing I noticed watching the teaching pro I am playing with on the course was he "knew his miss" and played to it much better than I did. -E
Well it looks like the new distances are here to stay. Knocked it around for 9-holes with the Pro I am taking lessons with, I was plesantly suprised to see the biggest differences in our games was quality of the short game. Tee to...
I think trying to understand how to work the ball is important at all levels. For instance, I have worked quite a bit so that my stock shot is a slight draw, this happens with a stance parallel to the target line and an in-to-out...
I did not realize that Bushnell made a Tour V2 scope and rangefinder. The second link appears to also be a scope. I have only ever used a scope once, it got the job done when you can see the whole pin to the accuracy of the lines...
The first link the scope is an estimate based on the height of the flagstick. You put one line at the base of the flag, then where you see the top of the flag there are pre-printed numbers telling you the range. The second you linked...
6 hours from Detroit is Lake Geneva, WI There is Geneva National Grand Geneva Hawk's View and a few others in the area. Regards, -E
I think you need to go into a lesson very open-minded. You also need to give feedback to their method, if you are getting overwhelmed with the technical bits ask them to tone it down some. For me, I like to see the video of full...
Originally Posted by David in FL Don't forget the variability between the clubs themselves. The shaft of a 60* wedge is usually going to be 3/4" shorter than the PW and the club will be somewhere in the...
I am pretty sure that the USGA handicapping system has a minimum course length requirement. I think it is somewhere in the 4,000y range. Regards, -E Source: USGA Handicap Manual f. Unacceptable Scores Scores made under the...
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