Posts by JohnLund

My home course (a semi-private golf club) in Canada is 7,000 yards long. The members' expectation is for everyone to play a four hour round and for the most part it is adhered to despite being situated on a hillside. The only time the...

Guys...give it a rest. You are splitting hairs. The topic is about banning anchoring not giving a historical review on the evolution of golf equipment. 

POOP! I love my broomhandle. Never mind I will find a way.

I met Ken Venturi in Palm Desert at the College of the Desert golf range and practice area. He was most generous with this time...a real gentleman. He taught me how to chip from thick greenside grass. I still use the shot today. Thanks...

I guess we'll get the answer on Tuesday folks. I'm looking forward to see how it all shakes out.     Quote: The USGA will announce its final decision on whether to ban anchored putting -- in other words, belly...

It's gotta be my Vokey 52 degree. Steel shaft, heavy head, good non-slip Winn grip etc...plus I wouldn't want to snap my graphite shafted middle irons should I miss hit the guy's thick head.

You better wear some type of spikes in the moist (particularly in the winter) Pacific Northwest or you will be spending time on your butt when walking up or down steep tee and green sides.

I guess I qualify as a 'tinkerer.' Having used a broomstick putter for three years...yes, it relaxed nervous hands....now I am working at relearning how to make a stroke with a short putter. Odessey is doing well by me as I bought the...

I've been using a Reeso VTX broomhandle putter for the past two+ years. My putting stats are within a tenth of a stroke of my putting stats for the previous two years using a short putter. The major difference of the anchored stroke...

I firmly believe in developing youth programs that teach and introduce golf to juniors...our future golf club members. As a ten year old I was fortunate enough to belong to a private golf club that assigned a senior club member to...