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What im learning is that with chipping and pitching you have to commit to the stroke, and your choice of club. If you second guess, or pull back, or do not follow through you will shank or hit it thin, or very short. I think it is all part of developing feel. Keeping my head down all the way through the follow thru, and not babying the impact has helped me. Also not babying my effort in the back swing, just changing the length of the backswing to control distance.

This show does give me hope that i can find my future wife at the golf course. Which makes me happy since the course seems to keep me out of the clubs. Im cheering for Sarah (Go Spartans!!) and Ryann (got to support So-Cal) But Lili seems like a beast *no pun*. I would love to see her and Ryann battle it out in the end. They both go for blood.

I like the OP's attitude. A true attitude of a succesful person. I say keep that determination, and put it into action. Maybe not scratch but you will be moving towards your goal with no fear, and thats the most important thing IMO.

At first i focused on the ball, and my results very. Now i am working on getting used to looking at the spot in front of the ball. When i focus, i can usually see a small puff of dirt fly up right at that spot in front of the ball.

Rock Bottom was the first online golf purchasing experience i had, since getting back into the sport. Very pleased with the customer service, and my brand new clubs. Will purchase from them again, when they have another deal i can capitolize on.

thanks everybody! this thread helped alot.

A dozen Nike Crush Balls...........I just wanted the free towel.

Around 1996/1997 when i was playing golf in H.S. a friend of mine had a full set of PRGR, and let me keep this amazing graphite 5 iron (which is the most amazing club i have ever hit). Turned out to be a prototype, and his father was the President of PRGR *smiles* But recently, just getting back into golf, i picked up a Nike SV tour 52 wedge for 18 bucks only used once.