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Without giving away your handicap, what’s a line you say at least a dozen times per round?

Without giving away your handicap, what’s a line you say at least a dozen times per round?

u/jdelle9 — 6 days ago

Hole in 3

Well, it happened. I did the Fred Couples.

Par 3, 156yd, 7i
Made a pretty shit swing and hit it in the water like 50yds from the tee. Drop my club, walk to the cart to grab another ball. Same club and when I tell you this was “a golf swing” I mean it. Felt good and looked good, falling left and lands on the green rolls for a bit and disappeared. I’m a member here and that pin placement only leaves like 7-8 paces to the back so with the wind I kinda just think probably not in the hole but could be nice. As I drive up I don’t see it but still, thinking it’s way past and I can’t actually see shit like always. Having said that I should be able to see it and I don’t because I’m at the back of the green. Thinking I’ll have a look just for fun, I grab my putter and wedge for when I look in the hole and see it’s empty. It wasn’t. It fucking went in. I still don’t know how I feel about it.

Like it’s fucking sweet cuz it’s the same but not. It’s the longest hole out I’ve ever had but it was for par on a par 3.

Anyway. I kept the ball 🤷‍♂️

Edit:
Not gonna re write it but I promise to proof read next time. Feels like a 13yo wrote this.

u/Kavorkahhphrodite — 6 days ago

I’m a 7 handicap right now I’m 65 , I play with randoms a lot because I go to different courses besides my usual Sunday group. I find that the better I play, the worse others play so I’ve quit mid round because I get tired of it.

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u/epon507 — 5 days ago

Nagging Wife

Random thought came to me earlier today.

I wonder if professional golfers get any pushback from their wife’s, for playing golf all the time especially on the weekends?

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u/Less_Ad2583 — 5 days ago

Winter putting practice help.

Hello all,

I was just wondering what the best winter, off season, putting practice drills everyone uses. My putting is horrible and where I lose majority of my strokes.

Any help is much appreciated.

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u/RissaNate — 6 days ago

My golf swing looks like a helicopter trying to land in a hurricane. Please send help.

How do you actually stop coming over-the-top on the downswing? I feel like I understand the drill in my head, but as soon as I have a ball in front of me, I turn into a helicopter and slice it into next week.

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u/three-putt-is-life — 5 days ago