skierbri10

Didn't Rory shoot an 80 one day at this years masters? He played lights out pretty much at the open. I myself am in a slump so I can relate to this guy if in fact he is a + handicapper.

Supply pics for an answer.

I get most of my stuff from an izod outlet. I routinely get their golf line shirts for $11-18. Their pants are great too and get them for under $20.

BTW I typically poke my putter 375+

I am talking sweet spot. 99% of the other times I am just a bit off, not a whole lot. I use a x-stiff in my driver it is an untipped shaft. The total length is 46". I would mainly do it to get my fairway % up. If I lost 10 yards I would have a problem with that. My main problem is blocking to the right or pull hooking. Hardly ever go OB. :)

I measure mine with my skycaddie. It has a nice mark a shot feature.

Oh also I am starting p90x this week hopefully I can add 10+ yards to my drives.

I average ~285 on flat windless drives. I am thinking of shortening my driver shaft to get a bit more. I can hit 300+ when I hit the ball one the sweetspot, but that is probably 1 of 5 shots.

If you just want to know your handicap for your own personal info, and you have a smartphone. Get an app that will keep track of it. If you want it to play in league or tournaments use the USGA. I have seen some places won't accept anything other than USGA. Btw the apps are usually free or less than $2.

9• driver 2H 3-pw gw sw Lw I took out my 2i and 3w in favor of a 2h which I can make work for both.

As an aircraft mechanic I have been aroud a lot of metal fatigue. In my opinion though I do not think a driver will be effected by metal fatigue unless it is played as often as tour pros or people who play a lot of golf. I am no expert, but that is just what I think.

That would be cool if it had actually gotten out of hand and people were attacking each other or something like that. The thread was learning about the people on this board and making friends. I could care less about post count. I frequent many boards. This one was at the top of the ones I checked, but when over zealous mods start closing threads, when it doesn't make sense, I lose interest. Similar to when a TV network shuts a show down, I tend to not watch that network as much, fearing that I will enjoy another show, which will be shut down.

I miss the Say something about the above poster thread....One of the main reasons I came back. Guess I will look for other things to do.

Hope he didn't work for Enron...

1. Taylormade 2. Cleveland 3. Hogan

95 with a 6-iron. Never tested with the driver though.

It's a win-win either way.

Look what I ran into today.....

I am not trying to one up you, I do agree with you. I am curious to hear how it went for him. I hope moving the ball will help him.

Is also a Libra....

Hmmm...I slice more with a high tee also.

I have been known to play a safer shot, if I go second and the other guy hits his into the trees, water, rough.....ect.

Hey no personal attacks please, I am trying to help this guy, he is a high handicapper and probably has swing faults. As you said you can slice the ball if you want if it on your back foot. That is fine and you usually have to promote a swing fault to do that. Whether it is a strong or weak grip, it is still a fault. Most of the time when I see people hitting it right, they have the ball way up on their left foot. I have been in his position before and the only to actually fix it is to fix a portion of his swing. I am surprised you don't see it this way, as it is the only real way to fix a ball flight problem. He does say that he puts the ball off center towards the front of his stance. If he is like me that is right on the left heel, which is just about right. Anyway, I am no pro, but I have been there. Just trying to help the guy out since he asked for opinion s , not opinion.

The thing is, we don't know if it is a push or a slice, so it could be what he is having a problem with.