Definitely the getting up down with chipping/pitching is very important!! When I play the pitch and putt there are two holes which have this distance!! Also the practice green there you can do these shots as well!! Keep up the good work Simon!!🏌♂⛳
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Cheers Zax, that short course you have is brilliant. Small greens focus the mind too.
@user-vc7fn7jt5d5 сағат бұрын
Your comments match my play. I play the tee that my arms are up to playing and on really long hole if there is no short tee I will tee off down the fairway. I stared playing after a 53 year break with a broken body. My good drives are 155 yards and long irons are 120 yards. I do not play long courses if I can help it. I also do not maintain a handicap or play matches.
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
53 year break and came back. Wow! Good to hear you get out and play from wherever you want. I think that's a good idea, just walk forward and tee up at the distance for yourself. Keep enjoying it.
@Angleton048 сағат бұрын
I walk my golf course too and I have had groups come up to me swearing I am slow but then I point at the six groups of 4 in front of me. I usually let everyone through who are in buddies. I am an older golfer now but I still have a 9 handicap so if beginners or weekenders would play late in the afternoon and let us regulars play through. Oh stop whining Paul
@ParkinsonsWalks15 сағат бұрын
Well done Simon, warts and all as usual, no hidden shots, and good advice as always. Keep swinging. Ron
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Cheers Ron. Why did I do better off camera? Actually that doesn't matter, shouldn't search for excuses, simply get better at it. Simon
@kevinmcanulty259316 сағат бұрын
interesting video. a question ? Practice is a very good idea what is NOT a good idea is to practice and continue to get it wrong because you are doing something wrong! Thoughts
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
That's true. Repeating a wrong move makes it harder to fix later down the line. I think with a short swing like this it's something we can figure out on our own and if not go get some help. But it's not manly to have a short game lesson.
@bobsanders803020 сағат бұрын
Well done.
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Cheers
@alangoudie229920 сағат бұрын
THANK YOU FOR THE EXCELLENT , COMMON SENSE ADVICE WHICH I INTEND TO FOLLOW. SHOULD I TELL MY FRIENDS & PLAYING PARTNERS ABOUT YOUR TIPS ? !!! AS I AM A SOFTIE I WILL. I WILL HAVE TO PLAY WELL IF I LET THEM KNOW ABOUT YOUR SUGGESTIONS. SERIOUSLY I HOPE YOUR VIDEOS ARE WATCHED BY OTHER GOLFERS.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
Thankyou Alan. I kind of made them up on the spot. You know when see a player who is 15 and if they could think better they could halve that handicap without improving the swing one bit. It took me years to work out how to play boring golf. It's not easy learning to think better. Cheers
@johnhaining935722 сағат бұрын
Try calling them the ladies tee when the “lady” you’re playing with shoots in the low 80’s from the “men’s” tee.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
I can do better than that. Young girl of 15 in the club could drive it 260 yards and played off 5. I used to play with her Dad. She had a swing to die for. Disappeared into the County and England teams about 6 years ago. Not sure what happened to her. But that was the only one in 35 years of golf. I do know what the Lady Pros play though. Usually around 5900 yards par 72. They only get longer for the Majors and a few bigger events in America. I have nothing but admiration for the Ladies game.
@kevinpepper7414Күн бұрын
Dan Grieve short game expert 👍
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
Is he on youtube? I'll look him up. Cheers
@stuartcaldwell2262Күн бұрын
Don't have a chipping green at our course. I do some practice on the carpet at home though. TV is still in one piece.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
I have chipped onto the sofa, can't take a divot though...... I used to do a fair bit of practice late in the evening on the course. Just quietly out of the way. Usually on the hardest green on the course and just bank the memory of the roll outs.
@BAD_GolfHawaiiКүн бұрын
I could use your short game! 🤙🏾😎
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
I could use your sunshine!
@ehaney2215Күн бұрын
Great content! Just what I needed.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
Thanks. Hope it works out and helps a bit.
@MadDogsandEnglishmanКүн бұрын
Really good video, Simon. This I think will help many oldies (like myself) if we do what you did.
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Hello MDE, great thing is you don't have to walk very far to pick them up and do it again. I can't wait to be retired and have lots of time with nothing to do.
@davidwalters313Күн бұрын
Good video Simon
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Thankyou David, as always.
@starlight987Күн бұрын
I think you've found your niche Simon - videos geared towards senior golfers are definatley a hit judging by the views!
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
The dumb thing is I still don't think of myself as a senior. Until I do something stupid and hurt in the morning. Then I do. Strange how something happens by accident. Neville and I are still trying to work it out. Cheers
@TimC887Күн бұрын
Oh! I love Neville's simple back and thru swing! Moe Norman-ish!
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Very simple movement and very quick. I have to slow him down so I can get the camera set up! Lovely guy to play golf with and a million funny stories. Cheers
@islandknight6105Күн бұрын
Thank you. … They not like us ! 🥹
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Cheers
@steveperry1344Күн бұрын
i enjoyed the video and info and seems like sound advice, thnx for the help. that's a wild shirt, i like it.
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Have a go Steve, or speak to an old Pro and see if you can find a yard or 2. If it doesn't work drop it like a hot stone. I love a loud shirt. My Wife says I have far too many. LOL
@davidberlanny3308Күн бұрын
Hi Simon, good idea to to measure and record your success on the practice greens. Wheels up in 66 days now😉😉 All the best!!
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Hi David, I'm feet up now with a nasty knee infection. Had an IV in my are for antibiotics now on pills for 2 weeks. All i can say is thank goodness I haven't torn a muscle. I'm going to be ready to go on one final jaunt. Cheers
@davidberlanny3308Сағат бұрын
@@thehairygolfer Sorry to hear that Simon, Hope your feeling comfortable and are able to get about ok when needed. Bad week for us both then. I went to hospital Monday and have got a kidney stone. Wrap your self up in cotton wool for that next jaunt!! (I wont say final!!) All the best!!
@thehairygolfer51 минут бұрын
@@davidberlanny3308 It's so bad David, I've got to sit with my feet up in front of the tv. It's so sad I'm not allowed to sit at my desk and work. Kidney stone? I think they blast those with ultra sound to break them up so you can pass them. Still going to be like peeing broken glass. Best of luck.
@jessehupkoКүн бұрын
Great video. Just found your channel and love your advice! Just subscribed
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
Thankyou. That's very kind.
@ianburton9223Күн бұрын
Old age shortening of shots means we all suffer from missing the green. Currently I pass a lot of practice time in the bar. I'm practising for that one day when I win a competition again. I can remember how it felt, but I can no longer get it quite right. Much like the rest of my game out on the course. HOWEVER, for a drink or two in the bar after the round, I can perform just as well if not even better than I did some years ago. So the moral of this contribution is "practice is good for your golf". You just need to practice that part of the game that produces the most enjoyment. Thanks Simon for a most enjoyable video, made more enjoyable by the omission of tips on technique. Many other golf videos offer so many differing opinions on chipping technique that I have become totally confused and lost most of the skills I once had - hence my changed practice site.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
I haven't won since 2019. I just doesn't happen. I'm not bothered to be honest. Play well and be happy with that. There are so many chipping videos out there telling you what to do. People who play on meadow grass on clay soil chip different to people who play on well drained soil and proper grass. Completely different. Some have elaf green some have raised greens. Completely different technique. Which is why I don't watch teaching videos as a rule.
@jeffreyroberts7438Күн бұрын
Great vid Simon. I saw an interesting tip from one of the Sky pros, lift the heel of the wedge slightly and hit off the toe. It’s almost impossible to duff the shot! Doesn’t matter what age you are, chipping and putting will save you shots if you can do it well. See you’ve nearly got the 3000, onwards and upwards Simon, good for you. Cheers👍🍺🏌️
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hello Jeff, I've seen a lot of this toe down chipping, a lot from golf sidekick. I gave it a go and decided to stick with what I do. Hard to change the habit of a lifetime. Yes, I'm still pinching myself here. I still don't know what happened. Or why. Cheers
@janheckman1408Күн бұрын
I found this a very interesting argument. I'm 82 and living in Germany. I'm still playing from the yellow tees. Next week, I want to try to play from the blue tees in my golfclub! Thanks for the encouragement!
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hello Jan, what I like is not having to hit driver every hole and the par 3's are not a dot in the distance. I will be going o nmy last trip to Thailand this winter and I will be playing forward and enjoying it. Not playing back and being miserable. Cheers
@craigsimons2217Күн бұрын
Great advice. As a senior (67 Y.O., 20 HCP) golfer who restarted playing after a 15 year “break” I have been analyzing my scores and am finding most of my errant shots have been on drives and approach shots. Working on the short game has made a big difference in consistency.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hi Craig, the short game will take pressure off the long game while you fix it.
@GONADSableКүн бұрын
Great video Simon Short game is the scoring game for us senior golfers if you want to help your long game then buy yourself a mini driver 12.5degrees or higher and you will thank me later Cheers Nads
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hi Nads, I'm happy with the 15 deg 3 wood. Having said that next summer I will be going for a fitting and we will see what the Pro comes up with. The only change I see is hybrid for a 7 wood and 4 iron for a hybrid. But you never know. I do smile at the mini driver because it's about the size of driver we had back in 1996. And they were not good!
@alangoudie2299Күн бұрын
Thank you for a helpful video. The short game is a realistic way to improve your score. I appreciate that you did well off camera. Sometimes I am playing well on my own & they decide to let me through. Surprise, surprise the worst shot after 7 holes suddenly happens. I then have to look for my ball. That's life. This afternoon I am following your advice & practising the short game with 3 clubs instead of 9 clubs.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Alan, nothing worse than going slow and then having to rush. It messes with your tempo and that desire to now get out of someones way. 9 clubs? Yeah, that might be a little much. But then it depends on your course. Raised greens you would be using loft all the time. Links you're running it with all sorts of clubs.
@alangoudie2299Күн бұрын
Excellent practice session. Chipping clubs reduced. Over a bunker Alien lob wedge 60* Normal chip Cleveland Smart sole chipper 42* Long chip 8 Hybrid 33* It will make deciding which club to use a lot easier. Many thanks for your excellent common sese advice. You will make me a golfer before I pass away !! Your comments are really useful.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
@@alangoudie2299 Hello Alan, that Alien is one hell of a club. Hit one once and you couldn't do much wrong with it. 8 hybrid? Now that is something I have never seen before. But why not? Even the best Lady Pros have a bag full of hybrids and very few irons. Don't go just yet, plenty of putts to end in a rattle in your future.
@alangoudie229911 сағат бұрын
Higher handicap golfers can use clubs like the Alien & various hybrids. If you look on You Tube you will discover the L2 MOI MAX putter with a D shape with a face measuring 12 cms with a height of 2 & a half cms. You would never use it but using a pendulum stroke it simplifies it & definitely prevents the yips. I now prefer a normal Odyssey O Works Tank 7 putter. Renewed thanks for your valuable suggestions.
@johnstevens6971Күн бұрын
Thanks for the eye opening video. At may club where the green keeper plays off scratch, us old duffers over 70 are derided. so I cannot see any time soon that your suggestions would be accepted. However, please make representations to the golfing authorities, your suggestions are just what we seniors need.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hello John, so I'll bet he doesn't mow the fairway back far enough and the Ladies can't reach? I've seen a bit of that in my time. Played a lot of mixed golf and the Ladies get forgotton about too. I sometimes get the feeling golf courses are set up for the 3 people in the club who drive it 300 yards. Someone in the comments below is chasing but it will probably fall on deaf ears. As usual. Thanks for the comment.
@lesleywillis6177Күн бұрын
You’re making it a bit easier by adjusting the lie. Try playing them from where they drop, it will sharpen you up a bit.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
I'm just practicing the length of stroke. Remember that practice should not be purgatory. I didn't do it from the rough either. It's just a little video. That's all.
@finbar481Күн бұрын
Nice vid. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and tips on this subject. Practice practice practice is always key to the short game.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
And you don't have to walk very far to pick them up and do it again. Cheers Finbar
@davidquinn71442 күн бұрын
I am 70yrs my brother is 75 yrs we play red tees the looks and comments we get are shocking from ladies and younger golfers . What do you think K we should say back .
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
David, banter in the club house can be brutal. If your red tees are assessed for men then do it. You will soon get other people joining you who are equally fed up of being destroyed by the course. It's also a quicker round so if you have a 3 and half hour back that seizes later in the round you might get all the way round as well. Just do it and enjoy it. Best of luck.
@davidmason151122 сағат бұрын
Excellent comment. Be brave and buck the trend. We have a par 4 that takes us older players 5 to get to the green.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
@@davidmason1511 That's a long hole.
@christiansteingasser12002 күн бұрын
Thanks for including the bad shots, that‘s reality! I learned a lot from Dan Grieves chipping and pitching technique. 😊 Greetings from Germany
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
If I just included all the good ones to make me look like a Pro nobody would believe me. Plus that's not a real green so it's not really a good judge. I learned a lot from a Pro and a lot form a friend of my Dad who used a 5 iron almost everywhere. Extraordinary man. Cheers
@christiansteingasser120020 сағат бұрын
@@thehairygolfer Thanks!
@paulg13582 күн бұрын
Good honest vid but as someone already noticed perhaps try standing a couple inches closer. Especially chips near fringe even more closer and club toe down slightly. I practice this but on the course your lies are always different. Sometimes in the narly thicker grass, where you have to be more aggressive through shot, and other times tight lies with hardly any grass. Practice makes perfect! Don’t we love golf? Thanx
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hi Paul, I don't think I can change something I have done for a lifetime. Is something a fault or a feature? I don't do the toe down or change my grip. I don't go down the shaft unless the ball is above my feet. I would describe chipping and putting as a finger print. We are all different. Strangely I'm better out of the rough as I have no fear of thinning it. Anyway, this was just a tuesday shorty and a little chat. Not serious.
@peterbrewer18222 күн бұрын
Maybe standing closer to the ball would help.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Well I've done it this way for a very long time Peter. Hard to change it all now. Cheers
@nevillehubbard73472 күн бұрын
Excellent advice Simon, and well done for including the couple of mishits in there, as that is what happens (to me, at least!) on the course. And it's a good point that, however old you are, it's a skill that you can practice, and improve on, and perform as well as a tour player! Not least, as their stats seem surprisingly average!
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hi Neville, the great thing is you don't have to walk very far to pick them up and do it again. I would expect my stats to be poorer from the rough or over a bunker. But that wasn't real stats, it was just a short video and a chat. It's doing it with a card in your hand that matters. Cheers
@andrewquinn66342 күн бұрын
You are so right, having lost 20 to 30yds of distance in recent yrs, chipping and pitching has become so important.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
There are so many par 5's I can't reach now. Just getting shorter. Got to pitch. Cheers
@streamleazefishhouse2 күн бұрын
Chipping an odd skill, everyone seems to do it slightly differently. It's the one thing which has been fairly solid for me this year and the only thing positive in my strokes gained compared to a 10hc. That appears to be down to my closer proximity when using my 7i and 9i around the greens over my wedges. Also nice use of the word senior in the title, let's see if this video explodes..
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hi Gary, I learnt on a rock hard burnt out Gloucester so I play it back. If I had learnt in Thailand on lush grass I would no doubt play it forward and higher. On links I would be using a 5 iron in the wind. So yes we all do it differently. Well, there were far more vierws this morning than normal. I ahve no idea if there is a 'trick' word or not. Cheers
@Berry-fr5wj2 күн бұрын
Nice practice area
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
It's so nice. I can hit balls all morning there. The nbacon and egg bap followed by a round of golf. Plus - the phone signal is crap so no-one can bother you.
@Berry-fr5wjКүн бұрын
@@thehairygolfer Sounds marvellous
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
@@Berry-fr5wj Especially the phone signal.
@Berry-fr5wjКүн бұрын
@@thehairygolfer Absolutely
@kevinharper46102 күн бұрын
Thx for another wonderful video , gives us 'seniors' something to concentrate on in our practice sessions .
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Thanks Kevin
@kevinharper4610Күн бұрын
@@thehairygolfer I got my membership yesterday :) Horsforth Golf Club .... 'Lady weather' decided to 'chuck' it down today so no practice :(
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
@@kevinharper4610 I just looked it up, very nice looking track Kevin. Surprised it didn't snow! 😂😂😂
@TahirKhan-qz8tl2 күн бұрын
That 4 iron over the water 191 was absolutely amazing. What do you mean last time playing in Thailand or any other country?❤ 👍 🇨🇦
@thehairygolfer2 күн бұрын
I hit the 4 iron a lot on that holiday for some reason. Best one might of been on my last round at Khao Kheow if you search that one out. 16th hole I think. I'm retiring soon and at that time I didn't think I would have the money to ever go again. As it happens I have just enough for one last trip. Cheers
@BreakThroughTrading622 күн бұрын
Hi Simon,, I'm 62 and getting back into golf again after a 27 year lay off. I have been practicing my long game for the last 3 months which has improved. Played my 3rd round of golf over the weekend. at Portmore, which went ok. Now I am going to switch my focus from the long game (30%) to the short game (70%) this is were I am, hopefrully, going to see a big improvement in my game. I am enjoying your KZbin content appreciate the effort required to do this all the best Steve
@kevinharper46102 күн бұрын
Morning BTT62 , im 65 and come back after 21 years 'away' . Simon's tips are a god send for us senior's :) .
@BreakThroughTrading622 күн бұрын
@@kevinharper4610 Hi Kevin, yes, I think videos like Simon's are one of the biggest advancements, in golf, I have seen since I stopped playing back in the 90s. Course management and short game practice, like Simon says, is were all Seniors will find the greatest improvement. That's what I'm relying on anyway 😀 Cheers Steve
@kevinharper4610Күн бұрын
@@BreakThroughTrading62 how you getting on with the 'loss' of distance ?! I have had a few lessons , replacing my old Mizuno blades with ping g400 cavity backs ! Joined a club yesterday But ' Lady Weather' has decided to bucket down with rain . The wet , as well as now wearing glasses means practicing in the rain not good :( .
@BreakThroughTrading62Күн бұрын
@@kevinharper4610 I had to buy new irons, Takomo 201, gave my old ones away, I'm getting on with them really well. I have had a few lessons also which has pointed me in the right direction as far as swing machanics go. My loss of distance I'm trying to make up for by starting to work more on my short game I want to focus on improving from 130 yards and in. Par 4s I can't reach in 2 I play as par 5 and try to play within myself and not make any silly unforced errors. With practice I want to find a distance I have confidence in and play for that distance, back when I was younger I just went for everything when it came of I played great when it didn't I palyed crap now I need to play smarter. I have had to get new distance glasses I kept losing sight of the ball in flight so not good. I hope things go well at your new club. Cheers Steve
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hello Steve, you are right to get the long game going straight. Short and crooked is no good. But we need to be sharp at the green end. Don't take 4 shots and try to take less than 3 when we are real close. Cheers
@MegaKev632 күн бұрын
Thank you Simon, great tips and advice for older golfers like myself 😁😁👍👍👍
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Cheers Kev
@metalheads-golf2 күн бұрын
Ahhh ... well I'm stil going for the journey to improve my game. So the short game it is for me. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Eric, if there was one thing I could do with you it's add in 3 seconds before you took the club back. But chippng is very personal to the player and it could well do you more harm that good. Especially trying to do something someone else had decided for you.
@bitemenow6092 күн бұрын
Cost is the Primary reason. While working I spent $250 a month playing golf. And that was before the Pandemic. Since then its more than 20% more expensive. So as a retired man I cannot play as much as I need to. I was a 9 handicap then. Now I am over a 20. Depressing.
@golfinginthailand2 күн бұрын
You should practice your bar orders as well. Helps with accepting the results of the game.
@thehairygolfer2 күн бұрын
I'm in a round of 1!
@jimchambers96542 күн бұрын
Chipping and pitching practice does help improve your being consistent. Not keeping score when playing does help improve your mental health.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
I always keep score, even on the most casual rounds. Got to measure myself against something.
@CarlBroadbent2 күн бұрын
Not sure if I class as a senior yet (53 ) but for 12 months I just practiced 50yards and In due to an elbow injury. It payed off as I went from 28 hcp to 14 in 12 months. Now my elbow is getting better I’m practicing long game now. I’ve even had a 9 over round. And I put that score down to my short game as my long game was average at best. I can’t beat my playing partners for distances but I usually beat them around the greens and putting.
@metalheads-golf2 күн бұрын
Awesome progress. I'm currently putting the effort in the short game and it slowly scores are going down. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
@CarlBroadbentКүн бұрын
@@metalheads-golf it’s nice to be long off the tee don’t get me wrong but if you physically cannot do that then improve where you can and all golfers can chip and putt
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Wow Big Nose, that is some improvement. Shows what is important. I don't need to tell you how much fun it is winning a hole from 30 yards when the other guy has a 40 foot putt and 3 stabs it. I love it. Just when they think you are dead and buried......
@CarlBroadbentКүн бұрын
@@thehairygolfer 100% plus the fact golf is more fun when you don’t chunk it from 30 yards 😂
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
@@CarlBroadbent There is no shot like opening up a wedge to go over a bunker. Until you slide under the ball and it just pops into the bunker. Then plugs. I believe they call it a test of character. One which I am known to fail from time to time.......
@detlefstronk89122 күн бұрын
Bobby Wilson (Senior longhitter champion ) teaches also a slightly open stance.
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
I can understand that having back problems. Just getting ever so slightly out of your own way. Makes more sense to me than back foot back to hit a ropey hook. Cheers
@JeffPassageCPA2 күн бұрын
I began playing the forward tees when I turned 50. Not because of age, but because of my lack of skill. 19 years later, I still cannot break 90 on a par 72 course. I am about to give up golf for good, as I can no longer hit any golf shot over 100 yards. I am in really decent shape, but my swing mechanics are horrible and apparently unfixable (I have taken many, many lessons trying to fix my swing).
@thehairygolferКүн бұрын
Hello Jeff, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't want to sound cruel but there must be a point where you say to yourself this is not for me. Whatever you decide don't sit in the chair in front of the tv and rot. Find something else outdoors. Take the dog round the course, get a saturday job in the Pro shop if you miss it and your mates. The very best of luck, I hope you work it out.
@JeffPassageCPAКүн бұрын
@thehairygolfer not cruel at all. I have quit golf a couple times, but came back to the hoping I could do better each time. I will probably play one more year and see if I can break 90. If not, I'm done monkeying with this game.
@thehairygolfer20 сағат бұрын
@@JeffPassageCPA Very best of luck Jeff. It's a hard nut to crack. It took me years to learn how to play boring golf. Stuck at 9 for 9 years. I was lucky to start young. Very difficult to start at age 50 or older.
@JeffPassageCPA20 сағат бұрын
@thehairygolfer I've been playing since I was 11 (57 years ago). Took me 42 years to finally break 100. I took many lessons, but no method or system worked for me. I am truly stuck and have no clue how to improve. Who would you recommend?
@thehairygolferСағат бұрын
@@JeffPassageCPA I don't honestly know how to help. Who? I'd find someone your own age. If I was to try and help I'd start at the hole and work your way back. Can you hole 3 footers? Can you hit 15 feet to a tap in? Can you putt 45 feet or a greenside chip to 4 feet? If you can score round a green then forget how bad the long game is. Just a thought.
@barrygoodwin5663 күн бұрын
My goodness. You’re outside swinging the clubs. A walk in the park. Quit worrying about the numbers on the card and competing against 20-something scratch players. Enjoy yourself.