• Hole-in-One at Whittington Heath

    The par 3 7th hole is 167 yards long and is an uphill shot to a well protected two tier green. The club describe the hole as their signature hole! I managed to land the ball on the left hand edge of the green which allowed the ball to run across the…

  • RE: Long road back is bittersweet

    I've come back from a few surgeries, many little lulls in the game, and a few mental hurdles. The hardest part is trying to get back to my former self. I finally had to admit that guy is 30 years younger than me, doesn't hurt getting out of bed on occasion…

  • RE: First AND second hole in one’s …

    Congrats! On to the next one!

  • RE: The Learning Lab

    Great resource and there are some really good articles.

  • My very first hole in one

    I had the privilege of playing Arnie Palmers Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Orlando today for the first time. I'm almost 67 years old and never had a hole in one until today. On the second hole today, 188 yards par 3 and my 5 iron found the bottom of the…

  • Hole in one

    Lake Hallie GC Hole# 12 135 yds 6 iron Pro V1

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  • RE: GT3 loft vs. TSR3 loft

    I stayed about the same. Had a TSR3 10 degree adjusted down to 9.25 and wound up the same in the GT3, but different shaft and spin came down to a nice range…club feels totally different…love it!

  • Hole in one

    I got my second hole in one today at the pga ryder course in port saint Lucie Florida on hole 7 par 3 165 yards with my Titleist t200 7 iron and prov 1 ball

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  • Arizona Grand Hole #16 325 yard Par 4. December 1, 2017

    My regular foursome pictured, ready to do a celebratory shot (left to right) Don, David (myself), Steve and Stan. Second picture was a threesome that witnessed the ball go into the hole (I wish I would have asked for their contact info). They had just…

  • RE: Shaft Question

    Most shaft manufactures do not recommend tipping their shafts unless you have have a specific change in shaft performance you desire- so tipping will change the shaft performance/characteristics (stiffer for sure) design of the shaft. As you state simply…
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