I definitely do, almost all the time, but rarely when I'm not golfing. When I practice putting, chipping, when on the range, when playing by myself or with my brother-in-law, who is the only person I play with outside of the occasional...
I drive the ball between 280-300 most of the time, and I am terrible at hitting the green in regulation. I actually do better when I play the 7500 yard tees than when I play the 6500 yard tees at my usual course, probably because of my...
Originally Posted by pittpanther
The guys I know who shot in the 80s and high 70s don't do it by scrambling and one-putting. They do it by getting on the green in regulation, and two-putting.
Approach shots need to...
Originally Posted by ohiolefty
43 is my 9 iron. I'd say then you'd do 48/54 with your remaining wedges. If your irons are that strong, how in the world are you hitting your 4 iron consistently (or maybe you aren't)?...
I just picked up some new clubs that have graphite shafts and I love the light feel, makes the swing much easier I think. Will you pick up distance? Probably. But it might not be enough to make a difference for you.
I recently purchased new irons, 4-pw. My old clubs were a nice set of callaway x-14 pros, and I picked up some UFIs, which, needless to say, are completely different. on the x-14s my PW hit about 130, and i could get by with my SW at 100...
Originally Posted by chspeed
No offense, but that doesn't sound right. If you are averaging 12 over par, you would be more like a 6 or 8 handicap. The handicap is not a measure of your average, but a measure of your...
1.5 months... I played in High School and didn't play at all through college, then picked it up again this last summer before med school started and got right back into it. I guess it helped that these new fangled clubs are SO much...
