Drew Chung

bro...that's the one common habit most weekend warriors fall into it. unless you practice 3 to 4 times a week one aspect of your game will falter. i've had many rounds where i couldn't miss with my driver and my irons were inconsistent, and vice versa. this has everything to do with not practicing. you felt comfortable with your driver today right? you need to hit the range and feel confident and comfortable with the irons as well!

christina kim for the riot...would be a totally fun round of golf with her. natalie for the hotness...i'd lose focus cuz i'd be paying all my attention on her.

this is the perfect tip...best drill also!

that's true clambake...i experienced a few rounds where it was unreal...soooo slow. i like wilson and harding...out at griffith park. so far it's not that bad but yea i've heard it can get really bad here

yea my bad...new here. should've spent some time in the forums before posting. am right now and a lot of good stuff in here.

they way i worked my game has been in increments of 5. if you shot a 118 today...your goal in the next few months should be 110-115. then when your consistently shooting that number, shoot for 105-110. this helped me focus ..short term goal i guess...but it always helped me

ha...no kidding..there a dime a dozen here...just moved up here from SD. i don't mind it so much...i'm use to playing with a bunch of white people in SD...coming here, even for me was a culture shock LOL

a lot of good valuable tips and points in here but one thing was left out. video yourself or have your friend/gf/wife someone, video tape you. over the many years of this game, i've grown frustrated and ill to a point of making the same mistakes until i took a video of my swing. from different angles. it was then that i realized i shouldn't be dissecting other pro swings per say, but moreso my own. it's my body..and it's my swing so i needed to focus on what exactly i was doing wrong and trust me, if you do, you will find things wrong with your swing. in my opinion this is the BEST judgement of your swing. you can have 10 people tell you what to do, what not to do but you're the best judgement of your own body. so video tape yourself. also, i'll add one more thing...we are accustomed to not changing. whether it's our belief or our ways...but physically changing is just as demanding. your body is the most stubborn part of you. you can change your mind but you can't change your body over night. after you video yourself and see for yourself what mistakes your making and what changes need to be made, train your swing (body) to CHANGE. then and only then you'll know that what you're doing is right....for you. i love golf tips...can't get enough of it...but at the end of the day...we all swing differently so take that as the main account. you train your swing to fit your style. i grew up surfing and people always ask me, teach me how to surf. i always say, you just gotta get out there and surf as much as you can to get better. aside from the small fundamentals on how to paddle and push yourself up...the rest is up to you.

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fiw-0521-fortune-golf-20110520,0,171257.story

met him here in LA last year...and i'm glad he's finally being noticed...or have followers...cuz i thought back then this guy is genuinely nice and down to earth and someone i could get a long with and he's older than me lol. super cool dude, jokes around...even though you don't see any of that on the course...his sense of humor and his giving attitude or spirit is 2nd to none imo...i've seen it and heard from the LA crowd so yea...it's good to see this guy gets his limelight. about time and as far as him giving 200k from his previous win...win or lose, he donates i think 10% of his earnings that week to a local church, where ever that tourney is held. he does this every time. maybe that's the trick...stays consistent in giving...thus he's consistently in the top 10

new to the forum here... working on my game to take it to the next level! nice to meet you all!