Jedaigeki

I've been thinking about doing something similar in displaying my ball markers from courses played. How are they attached to the board?

Electric Pushcarts are the major method for most UK golfers to get their clubs around the course. My club has 750 members in total, about 50 of them are regular bag carriers, maybe 30 in total are usually golf cart users and everyone else has a trolley with probably 90% of them being electric.

Well chuffed to win this.

I've occasionally tinkered with putting a hybrid in the bag instead of the 2 iron but the idea never lasts long when I hit the course. When it rears its ugly head my swing fault just doesn't fit well with a hybrid where as I can get away with it on an iron.

Awesome man, I like to think all my tagging of you has been of help.

Appreciating all the tags in the comps guys, now I need to figure out an easier way pf spreading the tags with this group.

I golf with my wife also, if I'm having a bad day, she's recording on her phone and sending to all my friends

Ironically speaking to the Titleist rep whose a member at my club, this was one of the heads used as inspiration for the TSi shape.

I think it really depends on the situation your in. Are you in a competition, how well do you know the person, what's their personality like etc. So many factors to consider. I know when playing with friends and it's not serious and only a couple of pounds on the line for beer that any bad shot by anyone will get multiple comments. If it's a competition then I don't say anything and don't expect anything form others other maybe a few words of encouragement, again that depends on the personality and how they will take the comment. As a general safe rule, less said the better.

This sounds really interesting and I look forward to listening. If you are desperate for people I would probably be willing, although time difference might logistically make it harder.

As a teen I got to play with a "grumpy old geezer" by the name of Michael Lunt a couple of times through my dads playing partners. After asking him what he thought of my swing he respoded by asking if I did any painting. I responded no and he said "Well better start if you're interesting in making things look pretty, golf is about 18 numbers and 18 numbers only". I later found out that he had played in walker cups in his youth and had been a very highly respected amateur in his day. Those words have stuck with me and while I'm too young to pull of the grumpy sage act I do try to impart this wisdom on those who ask.

I have a Nikon Coolshot 20 and it's a great device except the battery died a lot quicker than expected. I don't know if it's just the device draining it or the cold climate having an effect also but in 3 years it's gone through 2 batteries.

I haven't used Cleveland since the old Tour Action days, still one of my favorite wedges I've ever owned. Just checked out the Edison wedges and they look lovely, not sure the boss will like the idea of me just purchasing without fitting considering I gave her hell this year to make sure all her new clubs were fitted.

That's a severely bad day. At least your clubs weren't in your trunk and stolen.

So had a discussion today with the boss and she agrees that I should probably consider new wedges as the grooves on my SM6's are looking a little dull (her words, not mine) So now I'm thinking on new wedges and trying to not d my usual and just go for Vokeys.