Well we've got threads for all sorts of shots, good or bad, so I figured I'd start one with for those unbelievable ones that are just out there.
Shot one: I shanked a ball low and left off the tee and it flew directly into a knothole about 10 feet off the ground and disappeared, never to be seen again.
Shot two: This one I have no idea how it was even physically possible. I skulled an iron from the fairway and hit it maybe 6 inches off the ground with my usual wicked slice. It went directly for the greenside bunker on the right and I thought for sure it would plug deep near a lip. Nope, it skipped LEFT somehow, hit the rake and bounced on the green about 6 feet from the hole. Noone around to see it of course.
Shot three: I played a course at the beach for the first time this past weekend, nothing fancy. It was an odd layout and I sliced my ball off the tee on a par four behind this little cart barn and some trees. I was maybe 10 to 15 feet away from the trees and managed to hit an iron right over them and land on the green. It wasn't until I after I putted out that I learned I was on the wrong green.
Shot one: I shanked a ball low and left off the tee and it flew directly into a knothole about 10 feet off the ground and disappeared, never to be seen again.
Shot two: This one I have no idea how it was even physically possible. I skulled an iron from the fairway and hit it maybe 6 inches off the ground with my usual wicked slice. It went directly for the greenside bunker on the right and I thought for sure it would plug deep near a lip. Nope, it skipped LEFT somehow, hit the rake and bounced on the green about 6 feet from the hole. Noone around to see it of course.
Shot three: I played a course at the beach for the first time this past weekend, nothing fancy. It was an odd layout and I sliced my ball off the tee on a par four behind this little cart barn and some trees. I was maybe 10 to 15 feet away from the trees and managed to hit an iron right over them and land on the green. It wasn't until I after I putted out that I learned I was on the wrong green.













talk about embarassing