noobgolfer

I just started playing golf a few years ago and I am in college so I am on a limited budget. I am wondering what is the normal loft that I should look for in a pitching wedge. Thanks for the help.

My dad and I and a friend were playing a round of golf when I hit a great fairway wood shot that landed in the bunker. When I got to the bunker there were about 5 yellow jackets flying around. I asked if could move it because I was afraid that if I swung and hit the sand it would anger the yellow jackets. What is the rule about playing a ball when it is close to yellow jackets?

When ever I come up to a hole that has water on it in my mind I freak out. I make all these adjustments to my screen so that I don't hit the ball in the water. But it always ends up in the water. I think it is some kind of pyschological thing that makes me question myself. Does anybody have an solutions?

I think it is psychological thing where we think of a par-3 as easy and we take it easy. I do the same thing so I would say go back to the basics.

People that can't decide what kind of club to hit, people that are there to just fool around and they hit 3 or 4 balls for each shot and people that will insist on staying behind you and not playing through.

I am a semi-new golfer I don't have the money to play all the time. I carry in my bag a Driver, 5-Wood (which I hit well), 3-Wood, PW and irons from 3-9 as well as a pitching wedge. I don't hit my 3-Wood well and I was thinking about selling it. Does anybody have any ideas for another club for me to put in my bag that is somewhat cheap?