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wannabe

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  1. The "track" feature on the mobile app is really cool, even for a non-millennial like me.
  2. @Lihu, 21 men?
  3. Thanks for all the feedback and advice, gang. I'm scheduling an appt. @Lihu, interesting, I have tight shoulders/traps; we'll see what the doc says.
  4. bumping this old thread as I've been sidelined from golf for the last month due to a sore lead (left) elbow. Prior to, I had really stepped up my practice time -- must've screwed something up on the blessed range mats. I have a sharpish pain just by making a tight fist when my arm is extended (not when my elbow is bent fwiw), and light activities like sweeping the floor or picking things up at the wrong angle give the same pain. I tried RICE method for about a week but the symptoms persist. @woodzie264 - what should be my next step(s)? Dr visit, yeah?
  5. One of the Tom Morrises One of the top designers - Mackenzie, Tillinghast, Ross, ... Two more golfers -- Bobby Jones, Mickey Wright
  6. Insurance will cover costs. Tours have no additional liability. Brooks could slide her a sizable fist key, with a gag order. Do not change anything about the events. Spectators can bring their own hardhats & safety glasses as they wish. If it were me, I'd forever be known as the golf pirate.
  7. Coming in first in FedEx and getting picked for the Ryder Cup is a good start, Bryson. Don't be so hard on yourself. Kidding aside, having some confidence in your game will make the 'social' side easier, because you won't feel like you're burdening others with your poor playing. I like the idea of getting lessons from a local pro and talking to him/her about wanting to find people to golf with. Being in Florida, you're not going to have trouble finding golfers. Welcome to the greatest sport on earth.
  8. It's interesting to me that from the pictures it looks like the head/shoulders do kinda stay 'in the barrel'. Could this be the reason for the comparison, as opposed to the hips - more focus on steady head/shoulders? I know every time I've tried to swing in a barrel, I end up reverse pivoting and spinning out.
  9. Based on all the talk about the penal rough, I predict the story this week to be on those - poa, I believe - greens. Bodes well for Tiger, a la Torrey Pines. C'mon, 15!
  10. Here ya go 🙂 Phil's UV sleeves
  11. Good on Patrick for the win. His parents getting media attention at this moment reminds me of LaVar Ball.
  12. Good thread. A couple of years ago, I took a year away from playing golf specifically to focus on fitness - cardio, strength, flexibility. I joined a gym, and since then, I've gained 10 lbs of muscle, am stronger than I ever was, trained for and ran a 10k, and finally was able to touch my toes with locked knees. All of this was primarily with better golf in mind, but the residual effects of a better life are immeasurable. Oh, and I am always tinkering with my diet, now incorporating more veg, less meat/starch-- still carrying around too much body fat. I also don't neglect proper rest/recovery time so as not to exhaust myself. Now I'm back playing golf, and the difference is noticeable. Injury free, zero back issues, better swing, no fatigue. All that said, now whether I'm golfing or not, I'm keeping the fitness routines/diet/rest in place forever. And hopefully the golf, too.
  13. I hope he wins the thing. I voted top 20. #OldEnoughToRemember
  14. (off topic - I saw the movie - birdie. Some really great performances, and a well told story.) I don't remember much from that time beyond the basic headlines. I remember getting the impression from the stories that she was lower class, worthy of disdain, and capable of such acts. I remember basically thinking she got what she deserved. Now I'm not so sure. A life sentence is a long time.
  15. Ok. Since you didn’t think about it too hard I’ll let you off the hook.
  16. Maybe, but I’d wager that’s a stretch that more approaches end up closer to the pin on faster vs. slower greens. Other variables: Most pin position placements on fast v slow? Most green tilts (toward/ away from fairway) on fast v slow? Difficulty of approach shots on courses with fast v slow greens?
  17. Softness being equal, though, faster would tend toward less receptive.
  18. I surmise that the reason for significantly slower pace of play due to faster greens would be due to the need for more strokes from off the green because approach shots didn't hold the faster greens as often as the slower ones. From what I can tell, though, the study didn't include this aspect in their stats. They only considered time spent on the green. To which I surmise a similar effect, in that approach shots that stayed on the faster greens were relatively speaking further from the hole than on slower greens, resulting in more time spent. Ultimately, though, 7 mins per round difference? I don't understand how that can be considered statistically significant over a 4-5 hr. round.
  19. consider me jealous. beautiful clubs.
  20. swing looking good. And it just dawned on me that his logo is reminiscent of another W brand (apologies if already posted elsewhere) :
  21. No idea, but that thing is awesome. Please tell me you can take it out on the course with the buddies for a round. "here come da judge"
  22. El Nino for me. lag. closer to my body type.
  23. titleist never gets old. My DTR's are 80's vintage.
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