Y'all gotta see this complete duff shot...
Cheers! (totally SFW - and hilarious!)
Cheers! (totally SFW - and hilarious!)
Y'all gotta see this complete duff shot...
Cheers! (totally SFW - and hilarious!)
Not a duff. Apparently it is traditional during practice rounds at Augusta to try and skip a ball across the pond at #16. Puting the ball in the hole is not so traditional.
Brew on
I hadn't either until reading about this incredible shot.Wow, thanks for that. I've never heard of it.
Of course not. It's a fabulous shot - undoubtedly much harder than making an ace with a normal shotOk, still, that revelation only barely takes the edge off that amazing shot
Cheers!
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Looks more like a water hazard to me
There's friggin' gators in there!
It essentially is. Unless you can find a point of relief in that bunker that's no closer to the hole, you need to take a penalty stroke and drop behind the bunker, just like a water hazard.
What hazard? Home boy just drops it into the center of the green with his lob - yo
Yeah, that'd be great if the pin was in the center...
It’s very likely you’re practicing bad habits. Invest in a lesson or two.
I don't know how much it costs to get a lesson with 3-D imaging, but I love watching these videos.
A lot of people are kidding themselves though and their swing wont ever work, and or they dont play or practice enough and yet want better results.
. . . my local clubfitter was offering a free 30 minute swing evaluation, and I took them up on it. They have indoor simulator bays that are fully equipped with video and a Trackman.
What I really liked about this, being an engineer, is that between video and Trackman I could correlate what I *thought* I was doing with what I was *actually* doing.
So yeah, I advocate for lessons . . . the video+Trackman setup was far better than anything I've ever had in the past.
Well, it depends on your definition of "work". One of the guys I played with . . . hit the ball consistently in the direction and of the length he expected.
I think my swing has a higher "ceiling" as to what I can do.
Tim Taylor school...Replaced the spikes on my golf shoes. These were impossible to turn with the little prong tool, so I drilled out the center (see drilled holes in second pic) and pulled them out with needle nose plyers. Easy, worked perfectly. Maybe there's some secret to doing this, but I tend to throw power tools at everything first
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One of the little advantages of walking a course is that you find a TON of balls. I bet I pick up 10 or 20 every time I play. Hard to see, but the ones I found on this round are in the net bag under the handle of my cart. And that's just the 8th hole! I take them home, drop them in a bucket, and on the weekend I fill it with oxyclean solution and soak overnight to get them sparkly. My boys and I never buy balls.
Got out Tuesday for 16.5 holes (hit a bunker on the #15, said screw it and just jumped to the 17 - don't like the 16 hole).
Pic below is my tee shot - landed in the drop area Might as well have hit it into the water (not pictured, on left).
One of the little advantages of walking a course is that you find a TON of balls. I bet I pick up 10 or 20 every time I play. Hard to see, but the ones I found on this round are in the net bag under the handle of my cart. And that's just the 8th hole! I take them home, drop them in a bucket, and on the weekend I fill it with oxyclean solution and soak overnight to get them sparkly. My boys and I never buy balls.
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Tiger, asked how he regulated his little wedge shot.
Tiger: I feel it all in my hands, so I just slow my hands down.
DJ Rahm (I think he was the one) Can you just, like, explain things like a normal person?
Jason Day asked him. I tried to get something out of those comments and just wasn't sure what Tiger was talking about. I do have a new wedge I've been hitting lately.
Took advantage of another warm Saturday to get out on the course. Had a nice round right up to the last hole when the group of asshats behind us started hitting into our group. All four of them hit within 20 yards of us as we hit our approach shots, then they were kind enough to wait for me to hole out and start walking off the green before the first ball came flying in.
I've only had that happen a few times. Sadly, I did it myself this evening. Drove into a par 4 but had an usually good tee shot, to the fringe around the green. Party ahead was up there on the green, must have seen my ball roll up there. I was a bit ashamed and avoided eye contact Purely an accident, normally I don't drive that far. (still bogied the hole)
Still pushing it in the Northeast. Courses are still packed with n00bs. Got close to 60 yesterday. Late fall sun makes it tough to track the ball.
I usually like hitting the range. This year I think I've spent a total of 45 minutes practicing including putting. Best year of driving the ball. Irons? So so. Putting not bad.View attachment 707455View attachment 707456View attachment 707457View attachment 707458View attachment 707459View attachment 707460View attachment 707462
Love the cart, Clic is the Cadillac of carts. I love mine!Just had a storm go through (my weather station says we got > 6" yesterday). Course was cart path only, which means totally empty course. RIPPED through it.
Was a bit damp, and you want to avoid the bunkers.
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Anyone ever hits into my green on the fly, gets personal attention from me with a drive back to where they are. I don’t tolerate that on the course. I’ve left the course more than once in my career with grass stains.I could have forgiven the shots that came close while we were still on the fairway, but hitting the green while I'm still standing on it had me very tempted to pick up that ball and take it with me.
Well, I hit the range on Thanksgiving, played Friday and Saturday, and now my left forearm hurts like a motha. It's mostly swinging the driver that cause it to hurt.
Son tells me it's tennis elbow. Gotta take a break for a while - week or two away from the course, ugh. Not sure I'll make it. Maybe find a putt-putt somewhere haha.
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