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plickerman

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  • Birthday 11/30/1975

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  1. I actually LOL'd.......good one
  2. I like the tin cup suggestion. My first thoughts were: shortknockers.com icanflyu.com
  3. Yeah....it's nearly impossible to get the line drawn like the pic shows. Balls end up like my 7 month old coloring one....lol
  4. http://www.riverbendresort.us/golf-course-about.php
  5. I have a pretty high ball flight with my irons, and I like it that way as long as (as others have said) I don't loos distance. I feel it's an advantage to come into the green (let's just assume I could hit one...lol) at a steeper angle to minimize roll. Then again, some better players than myself can do that with more piercing trajectories....so what do I know...lol.
  6. Agree with above two posts. I don't go for par fives in two unless I can hit a 4 hybrid into it, with a smooth controlled swing, not one that requires an "extra umph".
  7. Why not just look on ebay, for a used one, or borrow one for the purpose of finding out if it feels right? [edit]: I bought my wife a RAM full set at academy a couple of years ago. Messing around, I hit a great drive with the driver from that set. Not much different that with my own driver at that time (Launcher 460).
  8. Agree with the above, some holes I think of bogeys as pars. Also happens when I have to pitch out to the fairway from trouble....think of bogey as par. Also, I try (when possible) to not start a shot towards trouble. If I'm mostly drawing the ball one day, and the approach has water on the right with a pin placement towards said water, I just try and land left of that, thus eliminating (lol, well, trying to eliminate) the water.
  9. a "nice and easy", yet not lazy, swing. Distance and direction control.
  10. I have played with low handicappers that I hit the ball further than; however, they hit it straight on a high percentage of their shots. On the other hand, I've played with people who can really generate alot of power, but have high handicaps because they can't control said power; therefore, when all things fall into place, the planets align with the stars, and the gods are pleased....they can crush the ball in play every once in a while. That said, I am impressed with how many people can really hit a long ball.
  11. Driver: 260, with roll 3W: 230 with roll 4H: 190-200 4I: 180-185 5I:165-175 6I:155-160 7I:145-150 8I:135-140 9I:125-130 PW:115-120 50:105-110 54:90-100 58:75-85 I used to hit farther, though more inconsistently and have been working on smoothing out my swing "nice and easy". Have lost some distance, but have become much more consistent on these distances whereas before I would hit an 8 iron at a target 150 and either chunk it, fly it, and every now and again hit it...lol. Also, I used to get into hooking shots more before, and now it seldomly happens. Consistency over power is my latest trend and I have seen my handicap drop 4 strokes thus far.
  12. To this day an 87, but I'm seeing my average score drop, so hopefully I will be able to post a lower number soon.
  13. Mine have all pretty much come with my 4 hybrid. Best has to be this past sunday, 190 yards away with a headwind (that had been forcing me to play to clubs more on most shots) to an island green. I usually hit this club 195-200, but I visualized (important as mentioned above) myself puring the ball with a smooth controlled swing in order to make crisp contact. Funny, I did just that and hit it to about six feet... ....then comes the two putt for par.....lol, oh well, still enjoyed thoroughly that approach! [Edit]: On that same day, on a par 5 from 220 yards away (tailwind) it gave me my second eagle opportunity ever, it was about a 16 foot putt that ended up about half a foot from the hole.....oh well, I enjoyed having an eagle try!
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