Recent content by Knot Right

Ready golf is BS if you are in a match. Furthest away.

Zero. Plenty of nice days, but no confidence in the wrist surgery I had. The doctors say I'm healed, but any impact at all in the wrist sends shock waves all the way up my arm. Sucks. :(

I'm trying the Tacki-Mac "jumbo's" right now due to arthritis and wrist surgery from a broken carpal that didn't turn out as well as I had hoped. I'm doing a lot of putting and chipping right now, but I'm still petrified about taking a full swing even though the doctors said that I should be fine.

The Ping's can be a PITA some times, even with a good shaft extractor. When I run into a Ping iron shaft that is being difficult, I set the shaft and head in the vice in a vertical position with the hosel about a 1/4" off the vice pads while use a lever to create upwards pressure at the hosel...

I just finished scraping and skimming 5 popcorn ceilings this past week on a flip house, and I've probably done a couple hundred ceilings over the years. I use the USG low dust compound for these jobs. It's a bit thicker than the USG "blue top" or "lime top" lightweight compounds and bit...

2003 Taylormade 580 driver with 10.5 loft & stock stiff. I have 3 of them. It's just a great match for my swing. I have tried many other loaner drivers from my friends and golf shops and still haven't found a better one to replace it with.

A beautiful day in the Tidewater area, so I stopped at the course to see the guys over coffee and watch them tee off for the morning blitz. The course was already backed up. The first group goes off and are in the fairway waiting for their seconds shots. The short hitter in the second groups...

It happens. (y) Some trimming charts can be a bit confusing to hobbyists who only do occasional work.

I like to mellow out before my rounds.

Southern Cal is a great for salt water fly fishing just in case you didn't know. The beach is a great place to learn how to work your line for casting without trees and bushes catching your line.

If you guys are ever down here at the VB area, there are still plenty of "cows" in the bay. My son with a 52" Striper on his kayak.

I had the sole break loose on a almost new pair of Nike's last year. I had to go back to my truck and get my sneakers.:mad:

Drink beer and settle bets.

Ditto! Plus the solvent will gel the adhesive on the tape some times in cool temps.

Different rubber (especially cord grips) compounds expand differently and are less pliable at cool temps.