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Must be perfect then!.... jk. Anyone?

Hey guys, I live up in the cold north so i haven't touched a club in months. I'm really starting to get the itch. I've been golfing for 3 years and i really struggle with inconsistency. I used to fight a slice which i've corrected but now i tend to push a lot of shots, i also tend to hit a lot of fat shots as well. I took a couple of vids last summer. -Driver- -8iron- Don't have face on view yet, i just purchased a new camera so i plan to take more vids this summer. Any tips are welcome. Thanks.

Wasn't Kevin Dillon in the movie "The Foursome"?

Can you run over my putter as well?

Update. So far so good: 1) I bought a range pass but i haven't been able to go much because i'm studying for a professional accounting exam. 2)Check 3)6 Rounds so far, will play a lot more once exam is done 4)I broke 100! shot a 97 my last round. 5) check so far 6) we haven't gotten the chance to play yet.

My fiance can't stand when i watch golf, that is until we got our HDTV. Sports in HD ftw!

haha no serious i would be PISSED if that was my brand new driver. I think he tapped the ground sorta like grounding the club before he hit it, who knows, maybe he did know something was wrong. It was odd though He has a set of NIKE Ignite clubs, it was the driver that came with it, i'll let him know to do that.

I was out on the range today with my buddy and it was quite cold out ( 5 degrees celsius) He was hitting some drives and he some how cracked his driver on the back side of the toe. He said all he did was tap the ground after a drive and he heard a weird noise. Would temperature have anything to do with this?

I'm thinking sbout subscribing to Golf Digest, but i already read alot of thier stuff online. How much i'm i missing out on in the mag?

Yea. AK was in this one. The diss about the siren actually made Charles laugh and he had no comeback. lol

Project Accountant for a construction contractor.

Some Background info first: I live in Edmonton, so our season goes from late April to early October. This will be my 3rd Year golfing. I've yet to break a hundred but i've falling in love with the game so much that all winter all i could think about was the game. 1) Practice Practice Practice 2) Keep track of my stats 3) play at least 25 rounds and track my handicap ( i shoot in the low 100's so i figure i'm somewhere between 28 - 32) 4) Break 100. Then 95. 5) Show improvement by the end of the season ( lower handicap, better stats) 6) Beat my future father in law ( lots of smack talk this winter)