evan01

As long as it is not Reed. He seems like an A--hole

No one is happy sitting 20 back. They all want to win but they are in a better place than you and I with our golf game.

Try the TPI website from Titleist. They can set you up on any area that you want to improve.

Did Ernest fill out a Cori form? I think she's a little young

I have a lefty X hot. Let me know if you want pic.

Skip Champions Gate! Cypress is the place to go. Champions is beat up and the service sucks! Cypress is tough but beautiful and challenging.

I had the pleasure of meeting Brad Faxon. He designed our golf course after he won the Buick open a few years ago he brought his trophy to the club and left it for a few days. Absolute gentlemen. His wife is pretty nice also!

As Johnny Miller say's you must play play play. I have the same problem. It takes great concentration to hit ball after ball and get good practice in.

Why? Mr Teamroper Not trying tobe an a--hole but you just read it! Did you go to the range? Did you score much lower. I have started the book it' s fun looking at the ideas they have. I'll give it a couple of reads and hope I can get my swing to do what they are talking about.

I carry in the spring and fall but use a push cart in the summer months. It's easier to load up the bag with a couple bottles of cold drinks.

Looks better with the push up!

Take your mower over the plugs to cut them up breaks them down easier. Lower the blade too.

It's easy Dave Stockton! Buy his book on line it will cost you about $6. Easy quick read simple and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to pick up his idea's

No, this is the first I have seen of this post. I am just saying that the post was stupid and out of line. I don't have the time to read all the replies. Yes I know single digit players are also slow. The pro's are slow! I don't want to get into a pissing contest just backing up my membership!

You can't really vote for any of these reasons they are all stupid. I work a high end private club. No one has their nose in the air,looking to avoid high handicappers. 1.They have mostly done well enough in their lives and can afford to join a club that does not have 40-50,000 rounds of golf played each year. I think my club has 16-18,000 rounds. 2. easier to get a good tee time. 3.the course is in much better shape that at your local muni. 4. most members could care about all the other amenities that are offered other than a really cold beer after the round 4. You will mostly always find