Posts by umpiremark

Originally Posted by lumpuckeroo The Masters, I guess growing up the TV coverage for it was first rate, Like no other! It has always held my fasination more then the US Open or the British Open. The first time I...

Check out: http://golf.about.com/od/golftips/ss/golfgrip_lead.htm Page two has a picture (righty) but you can translate to lefty. Read all five pages.

Originally Posted by drtbk933 I've done this before with no results. Lessons ... take some before you spend a nickle on any club.

Originally Posted by Slim 11 I am totally missing something in this post. I think it's great that Bob walks the course, plays at that age and travels all over. But the partner? Is it a dog or something? Not sure...

Originally Posted by grizfan As a relative new comer, I've heard lots of people mention a strong grip, weak grip or neutral grip, but I'm not sure exactly what these mean. I'm taking lessons and my instructor is having...

Originally Posted by Jesh ... ... I'll definitely need the 3 wood, but I was thinking of dropping the PW, since I hit that the same about of the 9i. So what do you guys usually do? First, I'd get my 9-iron...

For me, definately Augusta: The Masters. The course in full bloom, the azaleas, the stone bridges, the long, winding holes, up some 300 feet and back down ... definately Augusta is the most beautiful course on the planet. If it was me,...

What are your other clubs like - hitting wise? Do you hit a fairway wood okay? Irons? I mean if you're a 20 hndcp and hitting other clubs fine (straight, far, high, etc.), then the driver problems are more related to swing faults than...

Now that's great!! That had to be a hoot. By the way, what did Bob shoot? As if it matters!!!! I'll bet a fun day on the course, eh?

Obviously a club is heavier with a steel vs. graphite shaft. My guess -without seeing you swing - is that your swing speed and swing tempo is far too fast with a lighter club. The heavier steel shafted club slows your swing down. Swing...