Sean_H

I was watching early coverage of the 3rd round at WGC in Mexico. I believe it was the 3rd hole. Tommy Fleetwood and his caddie were discussing his shot. Tommy's bag was off to the side, when one of the other caddies walked over and looked (no touching) at his clubs. My guess would be to see what club was missing, thus being what club Tommy has holding. Tommy had honors, so the others had not played their shot. Is that legal? I do realize they did their homework during practice round and likely knew what club they would be hitting already. Just curious... My google searched didn't net any clear results

The same thing happens at music concerts... I saw Gun's and Roses two years ago... 5th row center stage. I take a couple photos during the first minute of the opening song, but then put the phone away and enjoyed the show.... in real life 🙂 I make a real effort to live my life without my head in a cell phone screen.

In many Asian countries, you can not turn the phone "click" off. If a photo is being taken, the government has mandated that both parties need to know that a photo is being taken. Punishment is way too harsh IMO for B. Kim.

I have to admit... I thought about this and/or cold sculpture thing that Ian P. reps.

I have putted crossed handed for 10+ years. I am a right handed player. Mine is an interlock version where my right hand pointer finger is interlocked between my left hand ring and middle finger. This keeps my shoulder almost level. I find the split 10 finger grip makes my shoulders closed and tend to miss right...

I always try to follow my pre-shot routine. Keeps my mind focused on task at hand. IMO. I also like to preface by saying in shoot in mid 80's, so I am not a pro but ain't no slacker either.