Aaronw

Hello, i have currently had a six month lay off due to university but I have finished the year and have a golf holiday coming beginning of June. Before I went to university I was playing off 2 and doing well looking like it could possibly go down. I have been to the range today and couldn't hit it, I wasn't able to hit two balls in the same place it was a nightmare. My my question is do you think that is just because of the lay off and i will start hitting balls properly again after a few more sessions or do you think I should try and get some more lessons and start from scratch again? thanks

Shot 67 on a par 70, at my clubs weekend medal. Still didn't win the comp! :-O

My grandad is now 76, he has played since he was 10 best he every got was handicap of 4 now he plays off 9. Goes 2 times every week with his friends hes been with all his life. :-)

Around 12:30 seem to play better when I tee off then ;-) psychological for me....

Think I'm guna stick to coaching kids until at least iv done uni... Still manage to get 4 rounds a week and I'm at driving range a lot as we'll so guna keep doing what I'm doing That's her who I know, 1991 women's open winner them moved to LPGA

I'm also friends with former LPGA tour player Penny-Grice Whittaker's son and daughter as they live and play cricket close to me when I have been talking to her she said turning pro was the hardest job she's had. Which kinda put me off it haha

Yes I am In the UK with me been in university it's very unlikely mento peruse a career in golf just play tournaments for fun and have the odd social round. I am still going to look into it and still help coach 5-15 year olds because that is helping pay for my student life! Thanks anyway guys

Dear all I have been teaching at the local club with some of the youth this summer and working with the clubs pro, the next step for me is to become pro. Just wondered what people on here thinks as im only 18 wont be good enough to get on a tour. My main problem is most people who have turned pro i know and have spoke to say they have lost interest in playing rounds they just work in the golf industry. Cheers