Strongest Part Of Your Game?

[cougar978]

When my swing is working the way it should, I can nail a drive 300+ and pretty straight - also, my iron ball striking is pretty solid - I can place a 2-iron about 240 yds with no more than 30 yds variation for a tight fairway.

My short game has improved dramatically since I started practicing almost every day hitting my lob wedge in open fields near my house and office during my spare time.

[Vance87]

Probably from 100-160 yards out, I'm really accurate into the green. I'm a decent driver but my short game and putting lacks alot. I know I could score a heck of alot better if I was halfway good at either.

[TNHack]

For my handicap I'd have to say from 150yd and in... not long with the driver and my putter can be flaky. Love to be inside 90 yards and/or chipping from anywhere!

[PingGolfer95]

My shortgame is key, My sand game and chipping is so good the average to the hole is like 5 feet. But anything over 5 feet im screwed lol. Once I work on putting I will be great.

[wedge player]

i feel good in all aspects but i love trouble shots,like under this tree around that one i love those shots.

[Travtex]

My happy zone is, to be overly specific, the 110-140 yard range.

From the tee, I'm starting to become rather fond of my 5 iron. At my current level of inexperience, I'm actually feeling confident that I'll tag the green if it's in the 180-200 range.

So, I guess irons in general.

[NCSU_MSE]

Considering my handicap, it's definitely my driving. I average about 70% driving accuracy with my driver, and the ones that I miss are typically playable.

[bananas]

Strongest and favorite part of the game is 120 yards in. Just love that pitching wedge!

[TourBoundKid]

This is not exactly like you guys, but I absolutely eat up par 3's. Maybe its that its so easy to make good contact with the irons and everything. I love threes also because i love having those pressure putts - always sink 'em.

[wedge player]

. I love threes also because i love having those pressure putts - always sink 'em.

and your a 15?pressure putts for bogeys??

[sean_miller]

I think my real stong suit, the more I think it's club selection. I may not always pull it off, but I never blame the club or play the, "Darn, I should have gone with ____ instead" card. Like when I 4-putt from 30 feet away, I never look at my putter in disgust and wonder what would have happened if I'd gone with a lob wedge.

[TourBoundKid]

and your a 15?pressure putts for bogeys??

I don't keep up with that, more like a 4. Yeah, so relax

[wedge player]

strongest part would be ball striking

[mcman1]

My short game is strongest. A couple years ago I started focusin on keeping a steady head after reading a Golf Diget article by Hank Haney. I then bought a product on ebay called the Steady-Head which is pretty cool and actually works. I took 3-4 strokes off my game in less than one year by workin on the short game and keeping a steady head.

[Mr Taylormade]

long irons, give me a shot from 170 to 230 anyday over 100 in

[Stuart]

I'd have to say chipping. My short game is pretty good around the greens.

[ThomasG]

I am pretty good at tending the flag and driving the cart!

And I'm an ok putter and pretty good chipper. Everything else needs a lot of work.

[pingman]

I'm solid all around. Every once in a blue moon i'll fade/draw more than i wanted to but i don't en up too bad. I like hitting into trouble when i practice though so i can practice getting out, cause you never know what can happen in a tournament. So, maybe escaping from trouble when i need to can be the best part of my game since i practice so much. but my approach is great. i average about 13 feet from the pin on my approach shots.