Just talking last night about the new golfing season only being about three to four weeks away. You know the sort of thing, what we felt were the good points of our game, what things we were doing right last season, and of course what parts of our game we felt we needed to brush up on.
During this discussion we remembered one game we had last year, just a friendly fourball on a weekday morning. We were playing for the usual small stakes, and although it was just a bounce game, they do get competitive!
Our opponents, Jack, a 12 handicapper, and Bob who plays off 1 are really nice guys, but Bob in particular doesn't like getting beat.
So we get to the 12th hole, and we're all square, but Jack in particular had missed three or four short putts to win holes which would have put them in a comfortable position. He was always up at the hole, or past it, but everything was slipping by either left or right. And Bob was beginning to quietly bubble!
So, when we get to the 14th, and Jack slides another one past the hole, Bob's had enough. He says " Jack, would you like a quick tip about short putting? " And Jack being eager to find out what he was doing wrong, nodded his agreement.
Bob looks him straight in the eye and says "AIM AT THE %*&%*&% HOLE."
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Quick Putting Tip.
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Labels: golf handicap, Puting
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Reduce Your Golf Handicap Introduction
Hi Golfers
This blog is for the ordinary golfer. If you want to lower your golf handicap, or you want to help others I post regular tips and advice on here that has helped me with my game.
This blog is definitely a two way thing, it doesn't matter if you are just a beginner or a scratch player, we want to hear your golfing story. It could be about the best round of golf you've ever had, or it could just have been a really bad day. Don't be afraid to post your comments or suggestions. We all have bad days, usually a lot more than we have good, but there are always a few shots in there that make it worthwhile.
A few shots that have you saying "I can play this game. I will master it. I will reduce my golf handicap". Then your next shot is a complete duff and brings you back down to earth! Have you been there? So have I. But that's the challenge that the game of golf brings. That's why we go back every week full of hope and confidence that today will be the day. So, use this blog to let us know how your game is going.
If you've found something that works for you, share it with us and it might help someone else. If you have bought a new driver, or new irons, or are using a different ball, write a review and tell us your opinion. And let's make it fun. That is, after all what the game of golf is about. Being out in the fresh air with some friends and having a fun time.
Yours in Golf,
The Hacker.
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Labels: golf handicap, golf tips, lower, reduce