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Bobcat

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  • Birthday 11/30/1969

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  1. imho result oriented practice is definitely the way to go. I do the old drill 4 tees, 3 feet away at n, e, w, s. 3 balls must make all 12 3-footers or start back form the beginning. It's amazing how much pressure you can exert on yourself when the is a consequence to missing. If I have time, I then move to 6 footers, rarely do I make all 12 of these before my time runs out. You can do the same with chipping, whether it is the great examples above or hitting chip shots with a 3 foot circle. Push the tees down into the ground and have to make it with 3 balls in 3 different spots, then change club etc. (to get 3 feet, just measure a putter length from the hole). you need to push yourself, so vary depending on your skill level. if you can't come close to chipping everything in a 3 foot circle, try a 6 foot circle etc.
  2. Sat 74. 1st rnd Club Champs but the bad news is my course is par 70 and the really bad news is we have a +4 marker, so clubhouse lead is 3 under.
  3. 3 weeks ago, holed gap wedge from 110m for eagle ! Only the third full shot i have holed in nearly 30 years and none of them were hole in one's :(
  4. Will Tiger win more Major's YES but will he have as many wins AND seconds at Jack ??? My head says that Tiger will be the greatest, but my heart says that Jack has some things on his side that make him more like Bradman (Australian cricketer who was twice as good as any other player ever). My points in Jack's favour would be: 1. In contention. I think when the dust settles, Jack would have put himself in contention to win more. How many seconds in majors does Tiger have? 2. Up brining: Tiger was born to gold and swinging a golf club before he could walk. Jack was good at a few sports (and yes Tiger was a cross country runner), although didn't get "into" golf until he was at an age that he could make a decision about it. 3. Rolemodel: nuff said, not going to drudge up the past, but the greatest should mean more than simply most wins.
  5. Hey all, Business Systems Manager for Narellan Pools, in NSW Aus. 40 yrs old and been golfing for 27 years now.
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