philipjunior

I got a birdie ball putting green for fathers day and try to putt some every day.

I've been reading the site for a while now and would browse the boards on occasion. I've played golf casually since late high school, but was always more of getting out and drinking beers than trying to improve. A couple years ago I joined a country club and started taking the game more seriously. Due to having a young family and busy job I don't get out nearly as much as I'd like. My 24 handicap reflects this but I'm trying to find more ways to improve without having to leave my family for hours during the week. I'd say at this point I'm completely obsessed with the game. Everything from course architecture, to the tour, to equipment. My wife would quickly tell you that I spend way too much time reading about and watching golf so am always interested in conversation and learning more. I'm in Bowling Green KY so if anyone ever wants to get out and play I'm always game. (pending approval from the wife)

I've really enjoyed catching up on this thread and look forward to following along. With work and a young family it's hard to play enough. May be a good way to get a better idea of how I actually play with each club and what needs most improvement.

PJ Kentucky Ping G30 LS Tec Stock Ping Tour S 65 No

Tier 1: Jordan Spieth Tier 2: Matt Kuchar Tier 3: Daniel Berger Tier 4: Martin Kaymer Tier 5: Ross Fisher Winning score to par: -12 Low Am score to par: +9

1) PJ in Kentucky 2) Driver Ping G30 LS, 4/5 wood Cobra Bio Cell+, Irons 4-AW Taylormade RS1, 56 deg Cleveland 588 RTX CB, Putter Odyssey Mini Marxman 3) 24.1 4) Have only been playing seriously for the past 2 season, so goal this year is to lower my handicap to below a 20 (stretch goal to an 18). Focusing on keeping the ball in play and course management. Play 4 times a month even if only for 9 holes.

PJ Louisville, KY 24.1 Launcher D/FW/HB Launcher CBX 4-PW RTX-3 CB wedges Huntington Beach 10 Putter