golferjoey3

I started when I was 4, played sparingly until I was 13. Then I started taking the game really seriously, I'm now 17 and this past summer I finally broke through into the plus.

In my opinion: hitting the ball better gets you into the 70s, and short game gets it into the low 70s. If you hit 10 or more greens in a round its pretty easy to break 80. So I would say work on your ballstriking to develop a consistent shot shape. Taking one side of the course out of play makes the game WAY easier. Especially for a mid handicapper.

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Just read The Third Option by Vince Flynn, very good read.

Well i could see if you just flick that it wouldn't be a problem. I actually try to stand up and swing normal.

I agree with the OP. I have Tiger 10 for the Wii. While fun, I feel that I have to swing out of my shoes to get the ball to go 100%. So I don't play it that much.

I will grade mine against par golf: Driver: A- Irons: B+ Short Game: C Putter: B Overall:B+ I had a solid year but just couldn't keep a good round going. It seemed that in half the tourneys I played I would be a couple under with 5 or 6 holes to play and then I would end up a few over.

My dad and I spent a weekend in Monterey and played Spanish Bay, Spyglass Hill, and Pebble Beach. It was expensive but I don't think there will be a golf experience that will ever top that. At least a non-competitive golf experience. Standing on the 7 teebox at Pebble is absolutely priceless.

Goals: Qualify for the US Junior Sign an NLI in the fall Win the State HS championship