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- Thread starter Michael
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How bout Catalina club ? Good reputation.
Lakes doesn’t have valet parking which is obviously why you haven’t been there , but that’s a good track
Was very unlucky, he had 2 puts that looked like going in, only to lip out.
I played golf today, only hit two good balls....................I stepped on a rake.
4 hours was standard when I was growing up but the times have lengthened, I think in part because many golfers take their cues from the pros. Incl stuff like marking their ball when the first putt misses, then going through extensive pre-shot putting routines again. You should putt out unless you are interfering with someones line. And even then it shouldn't matter, the modern soft spike shoe barely marks the surface.
Not many people I play with play ready golf. They get to their ball then muck around with the distance measuring device, have 4 practice swings then slice it into the pot. Then they leave their bag on the wrong side of the green. Then they get to the next hole and instead of being ready to hit are mucking around with a score card.
You don't have to rush but just know when its your turn and be ready to play. Its pretty simple. I've always let myself get frustrated when playing with slow types though.
Adam promotes and sells the Lag Shot golf clubs which are training clubs with whippy shafts to help promote tempo and timing. When you buy one of the Lag Shot clubs you get access to all these training videos of his.
He's not bad. He's old school which I like, and he doesn't come up with weird wtf bs training exercises or have "out there" ideas on golf. The only thing i don't like about him is he often reverts to multiple swing thoughts. Can go over the top a bit. To that end, I prefer guys like Butch Harmon who keep it simple, orthodox and to just one or two thoughts and exercises.
He's not bad. He's old school which I like, and he doesn't come up with weird wtf bs training exercises or have "out there" ideas on golf. The only thing i don't like about him is he often reverts to multiple swing thoughts. Can go over the top a bit. To that end, I prefer guys like Butch Harmon who keep it simple, orthodox and to just one or two thoughts and exercises.
Not Yet, however I am going to soon. like A lot of his basics re the swing and ads in a great mental side of the game
Agree. He’s very straight forward. Non complicated. Doesn’t try to get you to swing a particular way like a lot do.
Herbie has been playing some good golf the last month or two.
I heard a whisper he has your quote written on the top of his putter cover, just what I’ve heard
Watching him tonight is playing some scintillating golf. Looks so in control. Hits a beautifully flighted draw which is always great to watch. He’s 3 in front with plenty of birdie holes ahead. Not sure what odds he is right now but will be hard to beat.
Yes, he gives it a rip, his 2nd shot on the par 5 8th was superb.
Edit, they just said his 2nd shot went 296 yards into the wind.
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