jballer78

When it's 5 degrees and snowy outside for 2 weeks, and all you can do is stare at your clubs in the garage.

It makes sense to me, since over half your game is played within 100 yards. You would need to have at least half your clubs for that distance and below. I think I just been so use to only carrying a couple from my old set. Any suggestions on which one first? lob or sand?

So I just got my first nice set of clubs.. (x-20's) The set came with a pitch and an approach wedge. I'm looking at getting a lob or a sand wedge, or maybe both. Do I really need to carry 4 wedges in my bag? I feel like that is just to dang many short clubs..What do you guys and gals think?

I hardly ever practice. I just go out there and start swinging. If no one is playing behind me I'll shoot a few shots from my spot. That about all I get for practice.

Tiger is the man. He has inspired a whole new generation of golfers to take up the game.

Just got mine off ebay.. I love the feel and look of it! cost me right at $75 new

I am a sales manager for a cellular company. I spend most of my time looking over my managers backs and making sure we are doing things the way the bossman wants

Putting is my strongest part of my game IMO.. But still average around 35