I will say that when I do play, I play a true championship Course with no parallel fairways, undulating greens, and plenty of trees and water.
Ya my course is like that Lynn...tough when you can't just bomb it and know that you'll at least be in the adjacent fairway. Big misses = have fun in bear country. At least mine is fairly short tho...6509 from the back tees. It's fairly narrow tho too.
Originally Posted by Yoda
It's fun knowing you can produce the Master's Application: Maintain the essential Geometry using any Hinge Action on any of the nine different Plane Line-Stance Line Combinations, from any Ball Location, with or without the #2 or #3 Accumulators, with any Release Type or Delivery Path, any Loading Action and Pressure Point Combination, with a Right Forearm Takeaway and a Frozen Right Wrist, Hitting and Swinging.
Master's Application? Never heard of that before. Can you put that on a resume?
See last paragraph of 3-F-6.
Yoda, it's amazing how you can keep a STRICT handicap 3 by only playing a few rounds a year. On a Championship course, not some mickey mouse course...wow. I know of PROs who say they are stracth, but when it comes to counting EVERY stroke, hmmm...I would say they are more like 1,2 or 3 handicappers.
Your success has definately confirmed that I'm heading in the right direction with TGM. This is because (you said this somewhere else I think), you used to be hacker...high handicapper. You're not one of those with natural talent, not one of those who shoot in the 70's within their first year of playing. You're like the rest of us! And THAT makes the difference, because I know I can do what you do too, with proper application of the laws of geometry and physics!
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