grandaddy510

i'm still pretty new, only been playing for about 5 months, and i catch myself looking back a lot too see if anyone is on our tails. i guess i just want to be considerate, but i think i put added pressure on myself to play faster that i probably shouldn't be worried about because i even do it when there's no where to go in front of us. we usually keep good pace with the groups in front, and usually finish between 4-4.5hrs. our usual foursome includes a 10, a 20, and two 30's so it's not like our whole group is hackin it up. i think i just need to block it out mentally that there is no one behind us because this has prevented me from getting a consistent pre-shot routine. i think it would help with those handful of mis-hits every round which would of course drop a few strokes

the sun still shines in cali

that's what i was thinking. but i agree this show was just to promote the VR irons, and ONE's. i really didn't learn anything, even from tiger, and deff not from AK. the 2nd show was a complete waste of time out of my thanksgiving day. i do appreciate the effort from tiger and AK though.

i started playing in june of this year and today i finally broke 100 on par 71, started out terrible with a double, double, quad, finally settled down and shot a 51 on the front. had a par streak on 8, 9, and 10 ended with a total of 5 pars (most i've hit in a round) and went in with a 48 for a 99. still working on my pitching/chipping i know breaking 90 isn't too far if i can improve on those.

4th time out on 18 today shot a 59 and 54 been playing and practicing for a little over a month now, looking to break 100 soon here