My set came in yesterday.

 

It has a driver, 3 wood, 5 hybrid, 6-9 iron, PW and putter.

 

Definitely need to get a sand wedge, and you have a big gap between the 5 hybrid and 3 wood. Might want to keep an eye out for a 2 or 3 hybrid, though you are probably ok with that for the time being.

Definitely need to get a sand wedge, and you have a big gap between the 5 hybrid and 3 wood. Might want to keep an eye out for a 2 or 3 hybrid, though you are probably ok with that for the time being.

 

Yeah, I am still trying to figure out what I am doing consistently. I figure at some point I'll figure out what each club does and doesn't do for me. Right now I still have no clue and now that I have new clubs I need to re-calibrate.

Played yesterday at Cynthiana CC. Had a very boring, but nice round of 71. Made par on the last 12 holes. I've played that golf course hundreds of times and I don't think I've ever done that.

Looking forward to playing in their Invitational June 25-26. If anyone is interested in playing here's a link to the entry form.

http://media.wix.com/ugd/903398_65aa4ea3a1a548ef896c99f308e36c73.pdf

Sadly, the putter is used WAY too often.

 

Sure it wasn't the "hand wedge"? :sssh:

I threw out a BIG number last night!:puke:

Yeah, I am still trying to figure out what I am doing consistently. I figure at some point I'll figure out what each club does and doesn't do for me. Right now I still have no clue and now that I have new clubs I need to re-calibrate.

 

Many companies are making decent clubs these days, my only suggestion is make sure you have a well made and well balanced putter. This is the club that you'll use the most. You can shave many strokes off your score with good chipping and putting.

I threw out a BIG number last night!:puke:

 

That's what you WISH she said. :lol2: Yep, I went @lawildcat on you.:woot:

Yeah, I am still trying to figure out what I am doing consistently. I figure at some point I'll figure out what each club does and doesn't do for me. Right now I still have no clue and now that I have new clubs I need to re-calibrate.

 

So, @PurplePride92, now that you have been bitten by the golf bug, when you going to come down to Wild Turkey Trace and let me treat you to a round?

That's what you WISH she said. :lol2: Yep, I went @lawildcat on you.:woot:

 

I copyright all of my material; you owe me 25 cents for that..:greedy:

That's what you WISH she said. :lol2: Yep, I went @lawildcat on you.:woot:

 

That will happen tonight. It's Mrs. TAC's birthday. :sssh:

Yeah, I am still trying to figure out what I am doing consistently. I figure at some point I'll figure out what each club does and doesn't do for me. Right now I still have no clue and now that I have new clubs I need to re-calibrate.

 

Absolute best thing you can do is spring for a short series of lessons. Doesn't matter if they're individual or in a group.

 

Much of golf is counter-intuitive. Hit down on the ball to get it airborne. If you hit it right/slice, don't aim left.

Still acclimating to the new clubs. For the first time in my life, I hit both a 3-wood and a 3-hybrid off the short grass with success (I really really like the Nike Covert 3-wood).Did have 2 birdies on the way to an 85 this morning from the forward tees. A triple and a double didn't help.

Found a reason to watch woman's golf!

 

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Absolute best thing you can do is spring for a short series of lessons. Doesn't matter if they're individual or in a group.

 

Much of golf is counter-intuitive. Hit down on the ball to get it airborne. If you hit it right/slice, don't aim left.

 

Agreed, and learn the game from the green back to the tee. If you can't hit a ten yard chip consistently, you shouldn't be trying to hit 100 yd shots. Biggest mistake that new players make.

Agreed, and learn the game from the green back to the tee. If you can't hit a ten yard chip consistently, you shouldn't be trying to hit 100 yd shots. Biggest mistake that new players make.

 

Same way I learned back in the day.