JGreene

I know others are much smarter than I and are directing you to grind types. I'm just not that good enough, nor have the money, to spend on a custom fitting and club setup. I picked something that was good enough. For me, that was a Cleveland 56 with a 8* bounce. It's my go-to club around the green, whether from the sand or anywhere. It's been super versatile and exactly what I have in mind when I think work horse. I chose the bounce based on the course conditions I normally play and my swing type.

I will work out 4 days a week in order to hit all body parts. However, I did change my routine a couple of years ago in order to proactively avoid golf pain, soreness, and injury. The biggest change was making sure to include good mornings every week. Ever since I haven't had as many days of lower back pain. Also, not to overlook, I would already make sure to do lat pulldowns, pullups, side lateral raises, and military. I tend to get sore in my shoulders and back, so hitting those muscles every week has been beneficial.

A couple of worst golfer ideas... Funny driver head cover Ridiculous hat that they have to wear for the round Play either pink golf balls or emoji golf balls

I almost only buy my clubs at Callaway Pre-owned now. I'm not that good to justify new club expenses. However, pre-owned does a great job exceeding my expectations every time. I purchased my last set there and they came in looking just like new.

This is a great concept, especially with wearing through Titleist Players gloves.

There are a couple of places around NW ATL. Below are the most recent prices I have from the beginning of this year. City Club Marietta with a Range Plan: Small (40 balls) $6, Medium (70 balls) $9.50, Large (100 balls) $12 Marietta Golf Center: Small (25 balls) $4.50, Medium (50 balls) $7.50, Large (80 balls) $11.50, XLarge (110 balls) $15.50 Cobblestone: Small (35 balls) $6, Large (70 balls) $10