Dweed

Glad he likes carrots. Good pup.

Sorry.

Sorry.

The bad is behind you so just let it be. Good will be next week with a new challenge for you.

The bad is behind you so just let it be. Good will be next week with a new challenge for you.

Sorry.

The bad is behind you so just let it be. Good will be next week with a new challenge for you.

Sorry.

Glad he likes carrots. Good pup.

Where there is a will... She probably crawled under the lamp stand. Beautiful pup. 

Glad he likes carrots. Good pup.

Sorry.

The bad is behind you so just let it be. Good will be next week with a new challenge for you.

Looks weak to me.  
But it's a relative perspective on how you make contact.  
If you return the club square with that grip then it's a perfect grip position.

Yes - weak to neutral. 
 
I just had a conversation w my Skillest coach and she’s wanting me to try and strengthen my grip, and my left hand is already turned farther to the right than yours.
So I’m being more conscious of my grip right now, to the point I’ve used a marker to put some black lines on my golf glove over the knuckles to make sure I see them.  I’ve noticed I take a different (weaker) grip on shorter clubs than longer ones - wI thought thinking about it that became a habit. 

The grip conversation truly fascinates me as it has such a profound impact on ... well everything!

How long have you been playing golf?
   I have been playing, off and on, for almost 40 years.  My current handicap is a 9 and that has not changed for a long time.  
What do you love about golf? 
   I love the chanllenge golf presents and love the fact that you can play golf well into your retirment age.
What brings you to MyGolfSpy? Do you already know any other Spies?
  A golf friend suggested it.
Where are you from? What is your home course?
  Tipton, Indiana.  I mostly play the Tipton Municipal Golf course.
What are the best and worst things about golf in your region?
  The weather and this year it seems to be windy every day.
What do you do for a living?
  Healthcare Sales
How’d you pick your user name?
  It is my alias

It was wet and pouring outside on our afternoon walk. I remembered my SIL gave this wearable towel, so I put it on Wilbur when we got back.

”You have got to be kidding me. I enjoy a good, wet sofa to lie on!”

“Clearly, I deserve a carrot for having to wear this.”

Thanks…she is fairly calm for a husky and doesn’t get into too much trouble.  But she does get some crazy zoomies every now and then!

Not well... 😞
Just couldn't keep my head fully focused on what I was doing and struggled with a lot of my shots... Including chipping and putting...
Not a good confidence boost before the Kingsmill trip 🤦‍♂️
 

I wish I was going. I'm in on the next one. Couldn't swing this go round. 
Courses look amazing.

That's the Kingsmill River Course that is part of the MGS outing next week.  

Trying to squeeze in as many rounds as I can before leaving for Kingsmill next Thursday. I hit the links at 12:00 today.
On a positive note all the fairways are greening up. On the negative side, the greens are not fully healed yet from large tine aeration. So the putting sucked.
I hit the ball well and was pleased with the all around performance. I only missed one fairway. GIR’s weren’t the best but chipping left me with less than 3 feet for most chips. I didn’t even use the putter on a few. Tapped in with the gap wedge that I use to chip with. I finished at 2 over par.
I even put a hard rock in play for three holes just to see what I’m up against in the hard rock challenge at Kingsmill. Let’s just say that’s where my bogeys came from. Boy they sure don’t hold a green. Putting wasn’t too bad. Driver distance wasn’t longer than my regular ball. 
 Hopefully another round  on Sunday. 

Played in a 4 man scramble today…shot -18 (4 mulligans per team and 4 dog biscuits (toss doesn’t count as a shot)).
My driver abandoned me, irons/wedges were good.  Putter had some really good moments, but struggled with it a bit.
A bit of rain, but a good day!
Hole 17:

Hole 18: