Lou Reed

I have two Vokey wedges. 54* and 58* They're the older version though - 2002 (I think!) I would definitely recommend Titliest Vokey wedges whatever the loft.

I currently have a handicap of seven. A few years back I was off five and during such time I have failed to really play to my handicap. One factor for sure is a change of membership to a much more difficult course. However, whats the point in having a handicap if you don't a least try and beat it? So I pose the question, how am I going to play to my handicap in future? I would like to hear from anyone but especially golfers who have let their game go and turned it around....

Clean your grooves. Don't sharpen them. If your grooves are really worn down then buy new clubs!

Try starting off by swinging a little slower. Make sure your posture is right. Your tempo dictates the amount of lag at impact so it is important to swing at a tempo in which you are comfortable.

I would be surprised if Tiger shot lower than 64 tomorrow! Come on Tiger

a) your posture is needs to be correct and your muscles loose b) rhythm is key - let the club do the work hope these tips help