Strongest Part Of Your Game?

[sean_miller]

Driving and long irons - I wish it was wedges and putter.

[Dominic]

My iron play. Have had 2 lip outs for hole in ones, gotten a hole in one, hit the flag stick, and hit a lot of GIR only to 3 putt.

[retexan599]

In terms of grades --
Driving: B+
Putting: B+
Around the Green: B-
Sand: D
Fairways: C-

[eltigre-21]

getting up and down from within 100. putting is awesome right now.

[chilly]

As of today I'm an 18hcp, so I don't have a strong part to my game. Maybe my punchout game since I went with a hybrid, I've developed a nice low rolling hook that gets under trees pretty well

[GaijinGolfer]

Putting. Im a pretty good putter.

[kennay92]

short-mid irons

[Dub]

The ability to scramble like a madman....I generally don't fear missed fairways.

Lately, I've been putting really well, too.

[cody west]

definantly iron play. i average just over 12 girs per round. i dont mind rough cuz i only hit like 35% of firs and i average like 32.4 putts per round. im a terrible putter

[Parker0065]

I think my game is pretty well rounded in all categories(it should be after all these years of working on it,,lol!), but two things that I do best at are my iron play and putting. If I putt well I usually shoot under par.

[LoafyD]

The last couple years, my strongest part of my game has been the follow-up shot after a bad shot. I've salvaged bogeys and even made pars by just keeping my frustration down and concentrating on the next shot. Regardless of what part of my game is on or off, I've managed to lower my scores.

[pat_bateman25]

The strongest part of my game changes with every round of golf I play. Some days I bomb drives down the pipe... some days they take a nearly 90-degree turn into the woods. Some days my approach shots stick close... some days I'm walking back and forth over the green with a wedge still in my hand. Some days I'll sink long putts or leave em' within a foot, some days I putt as if I was powerlifting on LSD the day before and have no feeling in my arms nor depth perception. And some days almost everything is under control... and those rounds keeps me playing.

[uppi]

I would say driving and my putting from 15 feet and in. However I am absolutely awful at lag putting

[Lefty-Golfer]

it does change from time to time but for the most part it is flopping. I find if I am chipping or pitching from tight lies short or in collection areas...that is not so good. If I am in any type of rough that i can get the club under I am very good. I am one of the few who would rather miss 5 or 10 yards left or right...this comes from home course. It is a typical old style NE course. Small greens, bunkers on both sides of almost overy green...I got a lot of practice flopping when i first joined. Oh and bunkers are also my friend.

[lumpuckeroo]

The wedge and putter, but this year I drove the ball the best I have ever driven it. Set two personal bests, low score (77) and I had 18 par putts in one round.

I have always felt the way to improve your score is get better from 100 yards in, but for me I need to get off to a good start on a hole, which means hit a good drive. Driving the ball has always been my achillies heel.

[kfowler]

Driver, by far. I have decent distance, 240-260 average. My real strength is being able to keep it in play.

[etlreams]

Mine is probably my short game from 50 yards and in. I love my 56* and 60* Vokey wedges!

[DavidFehertysBike]

Recovery and putting. I was so wild with my driver when i first starting playing (and still am from time to time) that ive had alot of experience hitting all sorts of arkward shots. Now when i hit a real stinker off the tee i feel there isnt any lie or situation i havent seen..lol. Its not that i hit a bunch of hero shots but i think its more of a philosophy of playing. I can miss a fairway by 50 yards or more and still manage to make a par out of it.