nsorensen124

WUTiger is right, just repition. My local golf course has a seperate putting/chipping green for free use, and Im religious about practicing for half an hour or so when Im at their driving range.

I used to have the same problem. To fix it, I used my same exact slice, that is critical, so you don't mess up your accuracy. Keep your arms straight, and just swing as hard as you can. Kill the ball. Ive heard golf experts say you dont want to do this, but I do, and I increased my drive by about 75 yards.

I use Tour Collection Series clubs, there not Adams, but they play pretty well. Most of my shots, long and short, but usually the 40-80 yd. shots don't stick. They seem to be too low and fast, but if i use a lower club with more of an angle, I put my shot 20 yrds. short of the green.

You say you snack, but what are you eating? If it has no nutruition in it, theres no point in eating at all. You need lots of protein, fiber (yes i know), and calories. Trade that back 9 beer for a vitamin water, and drink LOTS of regular water throughout your game.

I'd say whatever club you feel comfortable with. I personally took out my 3 iron, and replaced it with my hybrid.

Ok, Ive got a problem with my golf swing. I slice the ball so hard, I cant even play narrow fairways anymore. My dads tried to teach me a few things, but Im left-handed, so none of them have helped. Any suggestions? Something I should practice?

Ok, so ive played for several years, but not too often during the season. I can drive about 200 yds but I want to be able to get my balls to stick on the green instead of bouncing or rolling right off. What kind of balls should I use? Id appreaciate the input.

I'm a commercial pilot in training, fast-tracked for the US Air Force. My office is around 37,000 ft. at 560 knts.

I shot a 107 on an 18 in tacoma, wa.

130 yard iron shot off a slight hill. I put it down on the green and it rolled within 5 feet of the pin for a nice birdie puttie. That made my day.