Have you ever struck the ball really well...

[mtsalmela80]

Is it me or does "striking the ball really well" imply NOT going OB on drives, etc...

[maraca2020]

striking the ball as in irons, not woods

[senorchipotle]

Yeah... I really enjoyed it. I played it while visiting my brother in Houston. The course is technically in Pearland, TX.... but it's basically a houston course. It's called Southwyck. Supposed to be part of the Arnold Palmer golf management company or whatever. Great deals too! We played it for $25 each on a weekday morning... included the cart, greens fee, and lunch. Kinda links style.... which was fun considering we played when the british open was going on.

damn... that's not bad at all. i'm going to have to put that on my courses to play list. i was actually supposed to go to houston this weekend and play river oaks, but alas i gotta work.

[MI Rob]

I have had many good strokes but did shoot a bad score for the hole/round. Usually because of putting or some dumb penalties. Golfs a funny thing.

[sp33d]

I do all the time, where it just feels like you arent even trying, put then you got 20 yards into a green and you skull a wedge.

[TexasSR]

You are not alone. The problem I have is that my bad shots always end up really costing me. I can hit the ball really well except for a couple of bad swings, ending up with disastrous scores on a couple of holes that ruin the round. Add to that an inability to sink a putt longer than gimmee range on certain days....