Golfjesus

I agree it gives me some more mental clarity, and not having to look for or think about my partners next shot gets me to focus strictly on mine. More often than not however I really enjoy the comraderie of being with a good buddy with some music on and some drinks flowing. Riding solo doesn't have that same feel as seeing one anothers shot up close and its a little harder to give feedback to each other and talk about the hole if we're farther apart. I totally get what you mean though, depends on who i am playing with and what type of round were having though!

Hey guys. I'm a longtime member of MGS, follow them on all the social media platforms and very thankful all the great info they give us. My question to the community is what does your typical range day routine look like? I try to go 1-2 times a week after work, and do my best to hit off the grass tees as the place i go to has both grass and turf. I feel thats very important for a true feel at least for me. I like to start with a wedge, to a 7, to a 5, to a hybrid or wood and then Driver. I will mix in other clubs but thats just a basic order from wedges down to driver. I dont really tend to aim at one thing out there too much which I feel I should start to do more of besides just swinging with no target. Anyways I'm pretty interested in other ideas for the range as I dont want to get stale out there an i am sure you all have some great routines to hear about. Thanks look forward to it! So happy California has opened the courses back up!