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LOL, Amen...

What really helped with my driver was when I quit trying to hit the ball. I see the swing the distance guys and pros use, and I just can't make it work. I slowed my swing speed way down and my distance and accuracy improved immediately. By the time to club would be parallel on the down stroke I would be backing off the power and acceleration and let the swing "coast" the rest of the way through. Then I started easing some more speed into the swing. I found changing my grip around forward some as I started adding power helped.

Hmmmm... This is all interesting to hear. I never really considered not having or using a driver except those speed rounds we'd play with only a 7 iron.

I'm not particularly sure how useful it would be, but with the right infomercial you can sell just about anything...

Our muni course in a small N.Tx (when I lived there) town had a lot of what you described. I'd move down my grip a bit and do Ok. I don't know if it was more of a mental fix or physical one, but it did help my consistency playing off the baked clay.

Ahh, but is it a trick or the effect of quantum mechanics on golf?

From the sounds of things, he got the "Gold"...

I used to play a Billy Club driving iron I really liked. I was consistently just a little shorter than my Driver but a whole lot more accurate with it.

My experience leads me to believe you are correct with that sir...

Yes sir, Ooendende it was. I have several Pictures of along the Belgian coast here... http://www.flickr.com/photos/26114812@N08/sets/72157606985911135/show/

Far From Home- Anne Roberts.

That is a hell of a tip, thanks. My game on the green is horrid....

Chocolate Almond MetRx bars. Great nutrition, filling and yummy. take a bag of baby carrots as well to munch and you have food that travels well and eats well while in motion.

I loved Belgium, spent a summer up on the coast for a promo company on the "Q8 Summer Tour" lol. Had a lot of fun and met a bunch of really nice people...

I don't carry much outside of Ts and balls. Divot tool and ball marker go in my pocket and store in a little pouch inside the upper bag pocket with the rest of the Ts, a couple rags, spare pencils... The bottom pocket is the big one in which I keep the offerings to the Golf gods...aka balls.

It may be the seal between the head and the shaft is deteriorating. That could have an effect on resonance.

Only the ones that wear shorts with black socks.

If they are on the green you get 2 free puts. If you chip over them and in, you get to subtract one stroke from the hole's total.

I do both depending on mood, and I don't think that would really effect my decision. I was a course marshal at Sheppard AFB for a season and it was kinda funny because often times the people with the carts needed to let the walkers play through. It appears time wise a golf cart is worth about 4 strokes a hole lol....

Not so fast! If you can chip over him and sink it, you get to subtract one for the hole total.... The alligator can be your friend...

No worries

Ahhh, so 30 days.... Is there another method to gain approval of a listing for a piece of Golf Related Equipment? I have a 205mph golf cart that will get you and your foursome as well as your clubs to any golf course within 600miles to play a round and get you home in time to light the grill for supper. I submit for your approval: http://www.controller.com/listingsdetail/aircraft-for-sale/CESSNA-310/1960-CESSNA-310/1205807.htm? Henning

Thank you sir...

It depends, you may want to call your insurance guy and see if he can give you any input. There may be minimums for different height boards. EDIT: Oh, I see, they don't care go 8.5 and get the extra shallow end for people to hang out.

Where you get 2 free putts if there's an alligator on the green.