Good looking stuff going on here!
Breaking 80 with Adam Rank
A little context for the round:
Hole 1: Drove right. Bad swing. My approach was over a sand trap. Landed on the green but leaked off. Bump and run with an 8-iron to within 6-feet. Blew it for the bogey.
Hole 2: Drove the green from 232. Missed a 12-footer for Eagle. Tap-in birdie which is always kind of fun.
Hole 3: Brutal tee shot was long, but was helped by hitting a tree closer to the green. Missed an 8-footer for what could have been a par save.
Hole 4: Tough uphill Par 3. Landed just off the green. Bump and run an 8 for a tap in par.
Hole 5: Amazing tee shot, but ball landed in a divot. Played out of it because I was on a heater and dreaming of being even. Got too much earth with the approach shot to miss the green. Toughest green on the course and ended up with bogey.
Hole 6: Great tee shot. On in one. About 20 feet away. Settled for tap-in par.
Hole 7: Great drive. Long approach but on in two. Missed an 18-footer for bird. Tap-in par.
Hole 8: Don't know what happened with the shot, just a bad shot. Great recovery pitch onto the green. Blew the six-footer for par.
Hole 9: Great 6-iron to the green, but I posed too long on my backswing which made the golf gods send down some wind to keep it just off the green. Bump and run with an 8 was fine, but blew an 8-footer for par. Bogey.
I've also changed my stance for putting, which I probably should have waited to ask my coach about tomorrow. But if I ever Break 80 I'm going to focus on going under-par on this course.
Hole 1: Drove right. Bad swing. My approach was over a sand trap. Landed on the green but leaked off. Bump and run with an 8-iron to within 6-feet. Blew it for the bogey.
Hole 2: Drove the green from 232. Missed a 12-footer for Eagle. Tap-in birdie which is always kind of fun.
Hole 3: Brutal tee shot was long, but was helped by hitting a tree closer to the green. Missed an 8-footer for what could have been a par save.
Hole 4: Tough uphill Par 3. Landed just off the green. Bump and run an 8 for a tap in par.
Hole 5: Amazing tee shot, but ball landed in a divot. Played out of it because I was on a heater and dreaming of being even. Got too much earth with the approach shot to miss the green. Toughest green on the course and ended up with bogey.
Hole 6: Great tee shot. On in one. About 20 feet away. Settled for tap-in par.
Hole 7: Great drive. Long approach but on in two. Missed an 18-footer for bird. Tap-in par.
Hole 8: Don't know what happened with the shot, just a bad shot. Great recovery pitch onto the green. Blew the six-footer for par.
Hole 9: Great 6-iron to the green, but I posed too long on my backswing which made the golf gods send down some wind to keep it just off the green. Bump and run with an 8 was fine, but blew an 8-footer for par. Bogey.
I've also changed my stance for putting, which I probably should have waited to ask my coach about tomorrow. But if I ever Break 80 I'm going to focus on going under-par on this course.
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Here it is.
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Looking good.
How bad do you want to cut a promo on your coach?
This is coming along nice…great changes at set up are gonna go a long way
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no, they won’t get sick of you. Wait maybe they will ha ha
Great start for @Adam Rank !
So cool... this really will be an awesome follow. Excited for my fellow Adam.
For some reason i always get excited when you California guys play at courses I've played lol. Nice round!
You’re next!!! 59 watch.
It worked for me. You’re officially a geek
Can't wait to see a what's in the bag vid! The link works.
Yessir... link works. Nice swing! These the 7's you were talking about w/ @Canadan ??
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Lets try not to get too good before the event.
Looking more and more athletic!
Look at all those balls. Putting in the work!
Grinding like a mad man. Might have to change the thread title to Breaking 75.
See you in a few months sir.