Wansgelay

Your point about personal par being a mental hurdle really resonates with me. I've often found myself fixating on the standard par for a hole and feeling frustrated when I don't meet it, even though realistically, my game might not be there yet. It's like setting ourselves up for disappointment before we've even swung the club.

Love this thread! The Premier League always gets me buzzing. My heart belongs to Chelsea. I vividly remember the first time I watched them play – it was a rainy Sunday afternoon, and I was huddled with my friends in front of the TV. The energy, the passion, it was infectious. Since then, I've been a die-hard fan.

I'm deeply sorry to hear about the passing of Byron Morgan. The story you shared about your connection with him and the thoughtful putter he created for you is truly heartwarming. As we remember and honor Byron, finding ways to commemorate his life is important. A personalized flat grave marker from Mattos Monuments could be a beautiful tribute to his legacy. They specialize in creating gravestones and memorials that capture the essence of our loved ones. Rest in peace, Byron.

Oh no, that sounds like a frustrating situation! Being stuck with a golf club in a bending bar can definitely throw a wrench in your plans. I haven't experienced it myself, but maybe you could try gently tapping the bending bar or applying some lubricant to see if that helps release the club. If all else fails, it might be best to seek help from a club repair professional to avoid any potential damage to the club or the bending bar. In the meantime, maybe you can distract yourself by using a Golf Club Length Calculator to plan your next club fitting session! Best of luck getting that club unstuck!