JonnyGolf

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I post all complete rounds, every blown out, wet, aerated greens, overseeded, etc. round. The point is to have a higher index so it's easier to post lower scores. Casual round just with friends and I'm in a divot and they're telling me "ahh, just move it." I'm playing it right from that crappy lie. Why, I'm want my index as high as I can get it within the rules of golf.

Taking a "few" lessons is not really committing to be a better golfer. It's a step in the right direction, but you probably need to commit to a single coach for 10 lessons or more. The problem is that golfers make changes from coaching, then gradually move away from those because they don't get consistent feedback. At your level, you need to get a lot of feedback until you get a better self-awareness of your swing.

try: http://www.usga.org/playing/rules/animations/index.html

I'd have cut him a break, he doesn't sound like the sharpest tool. But, I would decline to play with him again. Not because of him cheating, just because it didn't sound like he was much fun to play with and since he doesn't have much money, it isn't enjoyable to take his cash.

74 116 ft of made putts! it wasn't a fairway and greens day.

Because wedges are so lofted, you really don't see much slice, but you can be hitting it from outside - in, adding loft to the club, and reducing distance significantly. Try working on hitting a draw with your wedges, really emphasizing an inside approach to the ball. You may find yourself making clean contact and your distance returning.

I just don't know about Phil's short game lessons, it's like taking slam dunk lessons from Michael Jordan. All really interesting, but really don't have what it takes to pull it off.

You've played since HS and you're a 16+ index? And you don't think lessons would help? I'd shoot myself if I'd been playing since HS and didn't have a plus hdcp.

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So, you dropped your hdcp by 25%, but you don't think lessons are needed. Hmmm.

Stop coming over the top and de-lofting it.

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I've got two of them, both bought out of the "bargain barrel". But, I love them. Hope Nickent is OK.

Every golf product has already been invented and patented. OK, well, maybe not all, but there isn't much left. Some of the patents from the early 1900s are a crack-up.