timnsr72

I'm not from Indy, but I have always wanted to try Brickyard Crossing.

You can be satisfied with scores or shots, but I feel like its impossible to be absolutely satisfied with your golf game as a whole because you want to continue to improve it.

I don't record my putting with GolfPad, just use it for shot distances & put the one putt to mark that I finished the hole.

Also wanted to attach a recent round I recorded with GolfPad. http://www.golfpadgps.com/view/#/round/RUB23U/1

Wanted to post an update, my scores have dropped and I can now break 80. My issue is consistency, I'll go 77 one round & then shoot 97 the next. I've narrowed it down to the 2nd shot and my putting(Short putts). Alot of the putting issue is a problem between the ears that I'll have to fix, but I wanted to see if there was any suggestions for my second shot. It either goes short and straight or long and right.

Usually loft can be found on the driver head & flex can be found on the shaft.

Tiger has the numbers on his side, so I'd vote Tiger. Personally I'd love to see it come down to Augusta next year to see which happens.

Its a shame whenever a golf club closes, looked at the place from google maps & it looks like a great place to golf. Hopefully the ownership situation gets sorted out.

Similar thing happened to my bag earlier this year, used it as a excuse to get a new bag. But if you are satisfied with the bag you have I'd also recommend a shoe repair shop.

Nike Air Sport carry bag, a pair of shorts and a glove. I'm promising myself that the bag will be my last big golf buy this year, need to save up for a Macbook!

GPS/Rangefinders can be very useful and helpful in advancing the ball to an exact yardage, but the guy referenced in the first post really should not own one. Probably should have taken the money he spent on the rangefinder and gotten some lessons!

I don't have a hybrid, so I'd play either a 4i with a mid iron approach shot, or a controlled 3w with a wedge shot. I'm not reliable enough with driver and my sand game is kinda streaky, so I'd rather play safe and walk out with par.

The Nike Hybrid bag has a decent sized cooler pocket.

From what I could gather from searching on Google it is a bag that was given to Buick dealerships & employees back when Tiger had his big endorsement deal with Buick.

I love Par 3 courses, it is the reason why my short game is as good as it is. There are a couple in the area, one you can't hit more than a 6 iron but there is another in my area that has some holes that you can take out driver or fairway wood if you want to get on the green in 1.

I'd try to see if there is another aftermarket grip that has the same feel as the Nike grip, or contact Nike to see if you can get a replacement grip.

When I ride, blowups get much worse as I have less time in between shots to survey the situation and calm myself down if I really messed up.

Please keep us updated on your progress and how the green turns out, I would love to put one in my basement.

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Courses starting to open this week, got out today and posted a solid 86.

As much love as the big course gets, the Par 3 course is a real gem!

Wanted to thank whoever reply's in advance for their feedback. I know the angle of the video is not the best, but I had to work with the video my playing partner took. In the wedge shots I am aiming for a flagstick 15 yards left of where the mat is. Two years ago I took lessons which got my index to 15 & I managed to get it down to 13 from there. This year I am planning on taking another lesson(s) and want to get my index to 10 or below. I've been Playing Golf for: 6 years My current handicap index is: 13.1 My typical ball flight is: Straight/Straight Fade The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Push Fade - Especially with driver Videos:

Not sure if either will happen, but seems more likely that Tiger will get two than Rory getting six.

Received mine today & cannot wait to hit them once it warms up.