Posts by goblue107501

http://golf.about.com/cs/handicapping/a/howcalculated.htm This will break it down for you if you want to simply do it on your own. I keep my own handicap on Excel. Once you have the rules and formula it is pretty easy to do.

If you play by the rules on a decent course it will be very hard to do. It took me 15+ years to hit even par (just last year). I played a bunch when I was younger, but the past 4-5 years I've only played maybe 10 times a year so I...

It depends on the situation. I don't ever consider being hit into unless it is on the same hole. I was playing one time and we had a group of ladies (who were pretty good) playing behind us and they hit into us all day when we hit...

It just depends on the person and what they prefer. Just whatever is comfortable for the player and the shot at the time. Every shot can be approached differently. Some say that you should do this for this shot, and that for that...

Quote:Originally Posted by LankyLefty Physics disagrees with you. I'm talking more about hitting the ball along the proper path with the clubhead in the right position. How the swing gets there can vary from person to person, so...

No personal experience with a tour van, but if you know you want Callaway clubs, that would be the way to go. They will have the resources to fit you as well as anyone, and you would have access to just about any combination of clubs...

higher swing speeds (although not everyone and not a necessity) + proper swing mechanics (biggest factor IMO) + hitting the ball in the center of the clubface + perfectly fitted clubs to the swing = ball go far. I wouldn't put too much...

Quote:Originally Posted by jamo About as legit as it gets, yeah. Agreed. Great company.

It depends on the tour and manufacturer. The vast majority of them there is no difference in what you and I can purchase. Putters being the one big exception. Drivers/irons/hybrids there won't be much of a difference in the actual...

Don't ask us, go buy one and see for yourself. Personally, I can't play with a cheap glove anymore. It is a night and day difference in the feel. I usually get the FJ Sta-Soft. You can find it for $17-18 usually. Sometimes you can...