Lately my Vokey oilcan 52 gets a lot of use. From 85 yards in it's my go to club.
But in a fairway my go to is an old Taylor Made metalwood 3. It's old and outdated but that old #3 is always a shot maker for me.
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Originally Posted by Stargaze
I'm working on the following items:
1. Follow through - I have a tendency to stop my swing and not allowing the momentum to bring the club up...
I seem to have the opportunity to hit almost the exact same shot you described in almost every round I play. Lots of big trees around here.
Although I've never hit the 150 stick. My success rate at making the shot...
I have two sets of golf clubs...but 6 golf bags. My wife keeps asking me to get rid of the empty golf bags in the garage but I haven't
decided on or figured out a way to do that yet. Ebay maybe?
and 37 guitars...
Alow handicapper friend of mine told me once that mid to high handicappers should always pull one club longer than you think you need....caclulate the shot, then pull one club longer and swing easy. So I applied that to my game...
I came across these stats a couple of weeks ago, don't remember where though
50% of all weekend golfers shoot 100 or higher
26% shoot 90-99
24% shoot under 90
based on the players I share rounds with this...