dieRx

CBS because of the Swing Vision, camera angles, and the intro music!

I've been Playing Golf for: 7 years My current handicap index or average score is: +0.7 My typical ball flight is: Draw The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Block I've since done some minor adjustments since these videos but here they are :) Videos: 6 iron 5 or 6 iron

If the group behind has hit into my group a few times, sometimes I'll just tee the ball up. They would know they were hitting into us and they have an extra reason to catch up and apologize because I want my tee back. :p

6 under 66 with a hole out eagle from 120 yards at the 18th lol. Best competitive round is 2 under 70.

Congratz man, keep the momentum rolling for the rest of the season!

Yeah, people think that "Bite" means slow down lol.

I'm still stunned from I. K. Kim missing that...

Sandbagging would be like taking the hole off when you have a 3 foot birdie putt lol.

Yo, get your parents to move down south so you can play more than 5 months in a year!

I mean if you have fear on the course just take a step back and remember that it's just a game. I'm fully aware that everybody has experienced fear on the golf course including myself.

Just think about the big picture, it's just golf.

Whatever is comfortable. I wear 1 on a regular day except when putting. 1 rain glove is it's drizzly out except when putting. 2 rain gloves when it's raining except when putting. 2 rain gloves when it's freakin' cold and raining even when putting!

I started playing golf when I was 11 and I got to scratch last year at 17. I only have from around May to mid October to actually play on the golf course but I play and practice everyday most of the day during that time. All I need is a bed in the back shop and I'd be set haha.

What are the tour pros classified as? lol I think that living on a golf course would increase your practice and playing time.

Learning to shape the shot isn't as important as knowing what your natural shot shape is IMO. For myself I used to hit a draw all the time. I've been working on trying to get to a natural cut so I can control the ball easier. Right now my ball flight is very straight so I'm heading in the right direction. Luckily I do know how to hit a draw if I ever wanted to in certain instances which is a good tool to have. Answering your question, no, shot shaping is not over rated but I think that knowing what your natural shot shape is is a must before you try to shape your shots.