Stryper

Realise this is VERY old thread, but the above comment has been an absolute game-changer for me. I've gained 10m (easy) with Driver on average since I started doing this. Previously I was holding it - still in the fingers - but fingers all together. I find it helps me feel when the release should be, direction of the shot, the whole nine yards. I do have to be careful with Driver to strengthen the grip up a little with trail hand to accommodate it. But it's been going extremely well.

This is a decent sized carpet python we had to move from beside the green on Hole 3 at my home course. These are non-venomous but would give a damn painful bite and you’d be almost certain to get an infection without antibiotics. The ones you need to avoid that are common here are eastern browns and redbelly blacks. They are angry and aggressive if provoked whatsoever. And deadly. So it ain’t worth looking for a ball in long grass!

Absolutely love this concept. I try very hard now in my practice to just get something to work, ignore how it looks or why, then go execute it until it stops working. Then work out what to change next. As long as my stats are improving I'm happier (I'm never happy, just happier or not happier :-)).

Snakes yes, crocs no. It's certainly not worth looking for a ball in long grass here .

G'day all. My name's Glenn and my mates call me Corbs. I'm a 50-something-year-old Aussie who HATED golf until COVID when I got utterly and irrevocably hooked. I'm playing three rounds a week and loving it. My best mate that I started golf with during COVID hit an Ace this week! Our foursome - including his son - all watched the ball disappear and we went absolutely mental! Only been playing a few years and improving quickly and trying to get to under 17 handicap this year. Thanks for having me!