[PSA - For your own sake, please don't...]

2 hours ago, chisag said:

 

... Wow, you just joined MGS and this is one of your first posts? Since you are talking about your own very subjective problems with 1 & 2 you might as well add NO flat brimmed hats, white belts, matching shoes and even worse WHITE SHORTS!?!? What a LOSER. I sure hope that sounds silly to you. Why anyone would care if someone twirls their club is beyond me, especially if it adds to their enjoyment of playing. 3 is something that obviously effects others so I get that one. 

... I tend to sell my forged and easily dinged/bag chattered irons after a season, or 2 at most so keeping them as pristine as possible is always a bonus for resale value. I tried head covers but it was just too cumbersome for me and I kept losing them, so one round was enough for me to find another option. I am honestly dumbfounded why anyone would care if another player uses iron head covers. 

@chisag, what does when I joined have to do with anything? The post was meant to stir the pot and get some funny conversations going. Some of my best friends do the things I outlined, and it's hilarious to poke fun at each other on the course. Clearly I hit nerve with you, no need to get so worked up about...

 

[PSA - For your own sake, please don't...]

Thought it would be fun to hear what makes all of you cringe on the golf course. 

Here are mine...

1) Please don't play a round of golf with iron covers, or even take them out in public for that matter

2) Please don't twirl your club after every shot; if you do, know that you're being laughed at

3) Please don't drive to an adjacent hole looking for your snap hook, and pick up a ball that isn't yours; don't be that guy. While you're doing it people are saying "ugh that idiot is definitely picking up my ball"

 

[What is a best brand of golf apparel? & Why are golf clothes so expensive?]

My top three would be Greyson Clothiers, Dunning and Peter Millar. They all have really nice tops and bottoms that are durable and comfortable. Although they're on the higher end price-wise, you'll look great and they last a long time if you follow the wash instructions and aren't a total slob.

[DIY - The Putting Board]

Looking to do some putting practice inside. Has anyone ever made their own version of The Putting Board? I love the idea, but not the price tag ($130). The keys to creating this is understanding if there's any arc in the board, and what the angles are for the takeaway and follow-through positions. I'll let you know what I come up with, but thought I'd check if anyone has already created one.

Cheers  

[WITB - JFoster]

I’m new to MyGolfSpy, and looking forward to getting involved in the forums. Below are my sticks and you can see my setup in the signature. Cheers.