jallen100

I can't say I blame you. When I leave my job for the day, weekend, whatever then I leave it. Don't bother me unless the building is burning to the ground.

6' 195lbs

I started this year shooting around 120 at my local courses. I only played about once a month. Over the past couple of months I started taking lessons and playing 1 to 2 times a week and have dropped 20 strokes off. Although I did shoot 119 last week but I was trying a bunch of new stuff.

Odyssey White Hot Teron. I love the way it is balanced.

I have a yoga for golfers video that I do a couple days a week. I just started it about 3 weeks ago though.

Congrats on a nice round

After watching these I am noticing that I am not as flexible as I thought. Any advice on exercises or stretches to help with that issue?

Brendon is my son. Thanks for the older brother comment :). He is definitly more flexible than I am. I need to work on my flexibility.

I'm not picky at all and actually that is just about the only ball that I have not liked at all.

Please critique.

The xbox sensor sounds like its going to be the way to go. No remote, so you can actually hold one of your clubs. They are saying it has taken the wii technology 5 steps further. Lets hope it works with Tiger Woods 10 or 11.

I have had similar problems when I try to fit a round in to a busy day.

I watched this on the golf channel last night. They played the 911 call from the DR. They are saying the Dr. and her had an inapropriate relationship and they are in fact ruling it suicide. They arrested the Dr. for obstruction of justice. On a side note, a co-worker of mine's husband killed himself in front of her around Christmas last year. He called he in to the room and said to her "This is because of you" and shot himself in the head. Regardless of the situation any loss of life is just plain tragic.

He said this is the 2nd time he has done this in the last several years. Missed it by 5 min.

Small - 40 balls $5.00 Medium - 75 balls $7.50 Large - 175 balls $13.00 I have an Onion sack and usually hit in to my net in my back yard though. Not to good for seeing where your ball would go though.

Strengthen your core and lower back. Also yoga is really good for golf. 4 main types of lifting are squat, bench, deadlift and shoulder press. I work out 4 days a week and try to fit in Yoga and some cardio on the other days. I also stretch every day. Mon - Chest, Biceps and abs Tues - Quads, Hamstrings and 30 min of cardio Weds - Yoga Thurs - Shoulders, Triceps and 18 holes Fri - Back, calves and abs Sat - 18 holes Sun - Yoga PM Me if your interested and I can send you my full workout.

Here is mine. I also volunteer here. http://www.columbuscitygolfcourses.c...se_airport.htm

I have been in a similar situation to you. I only made it out about once a month. I started taking lessons and I now volunteer at a local course and I get free golf in return. This allows me to play about 2 days a week which has helped me a bunch. I still have a long way to go but I really love the game and I live everything golf every day.

Actually I was really excited about them until I hit them. As soon as I hit one I didnt like it. It felt like hitting a clump of mud. I had 6 of them and have tried them several times and I just don't like the feel they have.

The Bridgestone guy recommended it to me at a ball fitting because they are so soft and he said it would decrease my sidespin. He gave me two sleeves of them and it is a very soft ball.

That is what I was thinking also but I guess I just need to hit some to make sure they are not to soft. Most of the low spin balls I have tried just seem way to soft.

Not really much of a drinker.

[QUOTE=Beady;516203][QUOTE=newtogolf;516196] What do you mean by lag?

I have to say that I founf myself not liking Carling much from the first episode on because of her mouth so I am hoping that Lilly pulls it off but I honestly think Carling may be the better golfer.

HA HA I found myself saying siit siit several times this week while I was playing. I had to check myself real quick like.