ERichardson

I think it's great that he's a Dad. With the way his father raised him, he will be a wonderful and inspirational effect on his daughter.

I partially agree. I think the single largest improvement to my game was the investment in lessons. I signed up with GolfGalaxy and their local pro here in Edmond, OK. It cost me $130 for three video taped lessons that were then e-mailed to me. I have played for 16 years in the low 100's. I had the worst push slice and I was too stubborn and constantly tried to fix it myself -- which consisted of me almost facing dead left to hit somewhat straight. In the first lesson he recognized that I had a weak grip and made a couple of other small tweaks that immediately started me hitting dead straight with a slight draw. I don't get into all the golf gadgets but I try to keep an open mind about the mechanics of my game. If I start having old items pop into my game I go back and watch my video lessons.

That's funny. I JUST bought an alignment cap and sharpie today. I saw a couple of the pros running putts in with the lines and thought, "they have to know something I don't" I haven't used it on the course yet but I will be soon.

I was actually surfing through golf articles about motorized push carts and I found the Sand Trap's review of a couple of them. I loved the reviews and the rest of the site so I signed up.

Newbie to the forums. I am the VP of Sales for the number one real estate appraisal and agent software company in the U.S.

I will do my part.

We have a number of courses here but the one that I play most frequently is Coffee Creek: www.coffeecreekgolfclub.com