Goff Thread


Country469

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I play in the challenger league capts choice every year. Its so kids with handicaps matter. Joker feel free to join us for free.
 

Country469

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say what?

I coach a challenger team in LL (all special needs) we do big capts choice every year for a fundraiser. Its basically the masters/ryder cup of the year for me. Finally won last year, but needed a D3 all american to do so whose now on a mini tour in FL.

Feel free to join. Unlimited boozes.
 

Joker

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come on out for this

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Country469

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Agreed hedge. The amount of idiots out there who can't seem to fathom they suck and need to dial it down to like 1/4 swing blows my nose. Its snotty.
 

hedge

life takes guts
I want to upgrade from my Adams but idk what to get. I’ll hit some stuff at the expo. I think 2nd swing has half of the floor space
 

Country469

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buy a used driver IMO, I got a jet speed used for 70 bucks a few years ago and used it until I figured out I need x flex on my driver shaft
 

SilentBob

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buy a used driver IMO, I got a jet speed used for 70 bucks a few years ago and used it until I figured out I need x flex on my driver shaft


Are drivers like bats? Does there performance get better with hits or does it stay the same from swing one? I had an r11 for 4 years and never noticed a difference if it got worse or better. Always performed well for me. Just always wondered that
 

Country469

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Nah, I mean you can get a driver shaved like a bat depending on model. But the face of the driver is always a metal. they actually wear out like old metal bats. Now.....reason I suggest people buy used drivers. If its in decent shape, that means the last owner couldn't hit it right or something. Why get rid of a driver you crush down the middle right? so its a fairly safe assumption to think the last owner didnt wear out the face.

Plus $70 > $300 unless you are getting fitted for a club and plan to keep it for a long while
 

FlashTheLeather

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Either that or its some dentist with too much money that likes to show off all his new equipment each weekend at his uppity country club.

I couldn't tell you the last time I actually bought a club, maybe 5 years ago. Until my **** swing gets better (which it won't as I rarely play), there is no reason for me to upgrade equipment. Instead of hitting my driver 50 yards into the adjacent neighborhood, new technology would just make it where I hit it 60 yards in.
 

Country469

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its all about tempo tempo tempo


find that face, find the fair way


eat her butthole too itll help with a lot of things
 

FlashTheLeather

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Wish that was the case. I used to hit my driver really well and sucked with my irons. My roommate in college (who was a head pro) gave me a few pointers and it helped me a bunch with the irons but jacked me up with my driver. Ball will travel about 250 yards in the air and then take a 90 degree right turn like a fuggin boomerang directly into someone's pool screen. One of the ugliest slices you have ever seen. Absolutely caused by starting with my hands out and then bringing them in during my swing, but when I try to stop doing it I hit worm burners. 20% of the time my driver does what I want it to.

In a normal round of golf, I won't even take the driver out of the bag. No reason to cost me 2 strokes when I can hit my 3 iron around 225 off the tee. Leaves me a much longer second than my driver obviously, but at least I am not digging through the bushes and hitting 3 every hole.
 

Country469

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keep the club head as low to the ground as you possibly can on your back swing. Look at DJs swing.

225 3 iron works fine for 98% of courses if unless you play back tees. Driver 80 yard 3/4 wedge every hole is boring af.
 

Country469

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damn no deal. I'm semi on the market for new irons but they'd have to be that one deal I couldn't pass up and could easily explain to the wife.
 
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