JarrettL

I have been using the Wilson Fli golf balls from Wal-Mart. I don't get upset when I lose them which can happen quite often depending on the day I'm having. They Only run you about $5.98 for a box of 12. Not the best golf balls but they fit my budget right now.

I shot a 43 at the par 3 golf course by my house. Not a very good score but I'm only 2 months in to it. I feel like I'm getting better with my swing. I picked up a 60* wedge last week and that has really helped. I pitched on to a few of the greens but it's going to need a little work. I almost had a chip in today. I am really trying to work on my short game and I need to practice with the putter. I left a few out there on the greens today. I went out today and just tried to make and easy smooth swing. All I can say is what a difference.

I just started 1 month ago. I hit the range the first weekend and worked on getting comfortable. The practice range is located at a par 3 course that is really relaxed. After that weekend I bought cheap golf clubs and went to the range again. I Felt like I was making good enough contact to give it a try on the par 3 course. I knew I wasn't going to be good but I just decided I wouldn't hold anyone up. My score was terrible. Par is 29 I shot a 44. I had a great time though. Nobody got upset with me and I got to play 9 holes. I think once you get over your nerves of being new it's easier to play a round of golf. I'm a little more confident since I played a few rounds. That's the only advice I can give since I'm new but I hope it helps.

I'm new here and new to golf. I just started 3 weeks ago and my routine for Sundays has been to hit the practice range and then play the 9 hole par 3 golf course. I do this all alone because I don't know anyone that likes to golf.