Thank you. And to bad you didnt chose it
Its fun, I like it alot. At the end of the season im very happy with how I hit the ball.
The last competition was the "Mini Tour" (The next after our best tour, Nordea), tho pretty bad players for that competition. But still, I managed to score 75/77 in tough conditions.
The first round I rounded of with 4bogeys and the secound round I rounded with par/birdie/par/par, was close birde/eagle/birdie/par

keep it up man, such a wonderful sport


for my part I needa get more accuracy with my irons...

so frustrating to have that much power and not taking advantage of it...


i need to relax my hands, I tend to hold the grip too hard...


and my ball trajectory with my irons is just way too high...when its windy things get complicated

ill practice in the simulator this winter lol

I'm a scratch golfer (average par or better), I get in Roughly 100 rounds per season (Canadian season late April - early November)

And if I can't get a round in, I hit 500 balls everyday. And I play indoor golf all winter long, I even play in a league But hitting on the screens is fucking hard and my indoor handicap is like 10 or something lmao.

Oh, I've been playing since I was 7. I have been playing regularly since 12. I am 21 now.



This post was edited by MeatStick101 on Oct 12 2011 07:11pm

woa greatoglfers around here



next year i will practice my irons and my short game a lot more

so frustrating to be @ 100 yuards in the middle of the fairway after your tee shot and end up with a bogey....

practice that short stuff, it's how to score well

thing is that when I practice it always goes really well, no pressure, confident.


but then when im in game its completely different


i need to find a way to bring the confidence I have while practicing

on the golf course when it counts


i know the technique and all.......

This, it makes a huge difference when you can regularly put yourself inside 10-20 ft from the pin, instead of leaving yourself an impossible 50 footer or missing the green all together.