Tugglife2

I'm not unhappy with it at all since the results are good and fairly consistent for someone of my handicap. Watching the Open Championship last week and looking at that nifty ball tracking graphic they display on players drives, it seemed like the pros were hitting moon shots. I would say more often than not the shots do travel around 15-20 feet off the ground with the occassional 10 footer once every handful of drives. Thanks for the advice.

Congrats. I hope to be where you are by the end of this year.

For some reason which I'm sure can be explained by some of you guys, all of my drives are low line drive smashes(when I actually hit it well). Assuming I make good contact, my drives are usually in the 220-230 range. The problem(is it?) is that they are all carrying around 175 yards then bouncing and rolling a ton. I can't for the life of me hit a higher trajectory drive. My main question is, is this really a bad thing? I'm guessing it's not optimal or else you'd see it being done by tour players. I'm a high handicap golfer so right now it's not a problem for me at all on the course.

Shot a 104 the other day at Killian Greens in Miami. This was my best round since back when I was shooting in the upper 90's with some consistency years ago.

I don't think it's fair to even attempt this argument until Tiger matches Jack in majors.

Physical Education Teacher.