Cruden bay

You absolutely have to get a lesson. You can't see yourself so someone has to put eyes on you and then give you feedback. You might think your arms, legs, back are doing what someone told you, but they probably won't be. Get started right, with the basics, then you will be able to improve and build on a correct foundation. If you develop some wrong fundamentals, you might be able to compensate and get a reasonable result,ie: score, but you will be limited because of it. You might want to check out a site i found for various instructional golf lessons. crudenbayproducts.com Good luck

You have to keep it in play. You should probably go last. If they get it in good position, you can be more aggressive.

www.broadmorelinks.com Some other great courses in the area also.

At this point, I give the edge to Tiger. We will see how the knee plays out. I hope that it will not be a career changing event in a negative way.

I'm an Orthodontist 3.5 days a week. Don't have much opportunity during work to be on the forum, but can check it later.