JayB
Well-known member
This last weekend i played in a hickory stick scramble commemorating the 125th anniversary of our club. We played gutta percha balls, and had a set that was 4 various irons, two woods and a putter.
It was hilarious how little the ball travelled and how low the ball flight was. Well struck shots with a smooth tempo felt amazing. Any kind of miss was severely penalized. Approach shots and chips had no spin and stopping power.
All in all, an awesome experience. It gives you a true appreciation for the tech we now take for granted. If you can find a way to strike hickories well, then you will be striping your modern clubs.
Can’t wait to so it again….
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It was hilarious how little the ball travelled and how low the ball flight was. Well struck shots with a smooth tempo felt amazing. Any kind of miss was severely penalized. Approach shots and chips had no spin and stopping power.
All in all, an awesome experience. It gives you a true appreciation for the tech we now take for granted. If you can find a way to strike hickories well, then you will be striping your modern clubs.
Can’t wait to so it again….
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