Tee boxes should be based on ability, not gender.
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My other one I won't budge on is that the quickest way to shooting in the 80s is to learn the game from the green to the tee box. I've seen this swing instruction method work too many times to think otherwise.
Well, if they are all different styles, that will be one reason why most can't improve their putting.You can never have enough putters.
The course I play the most does.Course should charge less for walkers.
I like this for a rule change for amateurs.Out of bounds should be treated like a lateral hazard.
Yeah, most instructors teach the long game is more important to learn first.Thats ok, if they can teach.Probably the first post I ever made here was to ask for one recommendation for a complete beginner. A handful of the replies said exactly that (maybe you were one of them ). It really struck a chord with me and made sense. However, during my lessons my instructor went tee to green and I didn't think anything of it. Now, however, it's what I've started to do. I want to work on approach shots and putting first. Also, I don't lose balls that way.
In a certain unnamed thread I suggested 15, and I darn near had to hire personal security. But I am in agreement.Maximum handicap should be should be 18 in any money games.
I'd find 15 acceptable as well.In a certain unnamed thread I suggested 15, and I darn near had to hire personal security. But I am in agreement.
While I do enjoy walking, some courses aren’t built for that and all it will do is slow down pace of play, and nearly kill those who are out of shape when walked in the heat.Unless you have a handicap placard on your windshield, get out of the cart & walk. You can push cart it, motorized push cart it or carry but you're meant to walk it.
@BigDill arrives at the golf course...In a certain unnamed thread I suggested 15, and I darn near had to hire personal security. But I am in agreement.
I’m not sure if it was on this forum or another, but the person that said that they will only play the best ball, as he doesn’t drink their beers at $5-$6 bucks each where he plays, 2 of those equal the 3 nice balls that he may lose a round, and he brings his own waters to allow him to look down at the best he can tee up! I follow that advice as I don’t drink alcohol anyway...I’m not taking the high road, just don’t like the taste of alcohol and the way that I shoot, it’s impaired enough...lol!Golfers should choose the ball that they enjoy playing with and score well with, and not base their decision solely on costs, cover type, or what some guy in his basement with an Excel sheet says they should choose.
Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book on Golf series hits on this too! Great advice!Probably the first post I ever made here was to ask for one recommendation for a complete beginner. A handful of the replies said exactly that (maybe you were one of them ). It really struck a chord with me and made sense. However, during my lessons my instructor went tee to green and I didn't think anything of it. Now, however, it's what I've started to do. I want to work on approach shots and putting first. Also, I don't lose balls that way.