The thing that helped me with this, is I was sick as a dog the night before. Just drained. I didnt have a lot of nerves left.
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I don't recommend this strategy.The thing that helped me with this, is I was sick as a dog the night before. Just drained. I didnt have a lot of nerves left.
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Checks out.
But only one is the people's captain......and he has the trophy in his house.
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Shamble match play or just shamble, is a ton of fun! I would play that with anyone any day.
I also play with the men's club president every week for league and I just asked him to play one of our weekend events as a shamble.
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I normally wouldn't either, but it worked. Right?I don't recommend this strategy.
That would be fun to play a weekend event shamble. I might ask the club in our neighborhood if they will consider that.
This is going to be a good one to follow.
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All I plan to do is take driver and hope for the best, I want as much club down by the ball as I can possibly get and then try to stop my hand shaking as I tee it up
Driver is the only answer! First tee nerves are real, especially with @JB and @LittleRat chatting about you in the background.All I plan to do is take driver and hope for the best, I want as much club down by the ball as I can possibly get and then try to stop my hand shaking as I tee it up
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As long as the club hits the ball I can breathe a sigh of reliefDriver is the only answer! First tee nerves are real, especially with @JB and @LittleRat chatting about you in the background.
No sigh of relief, you have to walk off like a boss and it was all intendedAs long as the club hits the ball I can breathe a sigh of relief
You forgot the club twirl at the end.No sigh of relief, you have to walk off like a boss and it was all intended
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I love a shamble, especially if my partner is a fairway finder. Allows me to just grip it and rip it without fear of consequences
Can't wait to see what's coming. 21 MC group was raving about this year's driver. I will certainly try it out. I've all but given up on a full size driver, but I've heard the phrase Unicorn so I'm willing to give it a go
I'm the same way but with a long bomber. Due to my handicap and short hitting myself if my partner can crush a ball that will do wonder for us getting points on the board since I will likely have a pop on every hole.I love a shamble, especially if my partner is a fairway finder. Allows me to just grip it and rip it without fear of consequences
Shambles are partial handicap rounds. Just so you know.