DaBush87

Youghiogheny C.C. Short but challenging at 6380 yds, rated 72.3 with a slope of 136. You might hit two drivers per round here, lots of four irons, and elevation changes really come into play. Greens are fast and sloped, but generally easy to read.

Here's my pre-winter video so that I have a base to work off of in the spring. Was hitting the ball really well here in the freezing temps. http://www.iplayerhd.com/playerframe/share/3d37cacb-d522-4789-86b8-2741b6864355

330 on a 380 yd par 4, thanks to the sprinkler head down the left edge of the fairway.

Played pretty bad, but still shot 77 thanks to only 25 putts

71.0 Course Rating 133 Slope Shot 73, If it wasn't for the putting would have probably been a career round for me

Why did I blade that wedge to ruin 17 other perfectly good holes!?

Had a 160 yard shot on an uphill par 3 at Seven Oaks in Brighton, PA. Pushed it right, left with a 15 yd pitch to a green with a severe downslope and the pin maybe 4 paces on. Hit a high flop with my 58*, and dunked it in the hole for a birdie. It probably would have rolled off the green if it didn't land in that exact spot

Tournament - 70 Casual - 71 I remember the tournament round was at scourge I had never played before, and I honestly had no expectations going into the round. I knew I was playing well, but didn't even think about my score until I walked off of 18, when I was surprised by how well I did

Shot 2 over 36 on a rain shortened tournament to finish T-4. Scores were much higher than previous years, as we basically played in a torrential downpour and high winds for the majority of the round.

82 yesterday, probably the most unusual round I had in a while. Working through a swing change on a 71.6/131, I shot 10 over on the front, considered the easier nine, and then promptly said screw it and shot even on the back, hitting 7 greens.

@boogielicious addition to possibly getting my weight more forward if I can, though from my instructor it appears I get it far enough forward, would this slightly altered downswing path likely do the trick in terms of changing swing path

Finally here is a video. Currently it's terrible, I'm slicing approximately 40 yds, and I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing. Any tips? [VIDEO]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ8gpGUW3WI[/VIDEO]

We got... Driver: 260 3 wood 245 3 hybrid 220 4 hybrid 205 4 iron 195 5 iron 184 6 iron 173 7 iron 162 8 iron 151 9 iron 140 Pw 129

It's a sad, sad day in the world of golf.

I got nailed by a beginner from around 30 yds away. Hit a dead shank and nailed me in the ankle. That wasn't a fun round to finish

On my home course, missing right is OB, do I put my left shoe on first in the hope that the ball will go left. It seems to work, haven't gone OB in two years on the hole

Probably around 180 hours per month in the summer, 90 per month in spring and fall, and 30 per month in winter

About halfway between Pittsburgh and Greensburg. [quote name="dfreuter415" url="/t/71391/winter-depression-thread/1600_100#post_1113055"] You must live in South Pittsburgh. Still a lot of snow in my part of the neighborhood, northeast of the 'Burgh. 50° weather all week, so maybe by Thursday the snow will be gone where I live and maybe, just maybe, I'll be able to get out the clubs.:-P I love this game. :-D [/quote]

Warm weather in Pittsburgh, time to break out the under armour and play in 40 degree weather. Anything feels warm after the negatives we've had as of late

If it's a little two foot putt then I will not remember it. But a 20 footer for birdie will stick in my mind a lot longer. Same scenario for chips.

140 yd downhill par 3. Baby pitching wedge. My playing partner proceeds to shank it over 120 yds right into the woods, while having slice spin so it ended up going backwards as well. To his credit, he reteed and managed to make bogey

Meanwhile just had two days of below zero weather her in Pittsburgh, and now freezing rain on top of the snow that we already had and the ice formed from the cold. This coming after the one warm day we had where I couldn't get outside due to a basketball tournament.

Tiger has to get back into the athlete mind state of feeling and reacting. No matter who you are, over analyzing your swing is recipe for disaster and loss of feel and skill. Whether Tiger can get back to circa 1999 mind state, who knows?

So this is the reason I putt brilliantly on slow greens and then terribly on average or fast greens. That's a lightbulb for me.