Wintertime Golf Withdrawal

[PAgolfer2017]

Have the skytrak all setup but my backs been giving me issues to the point where I put Golfing and even working out on hold for a bit. Atleast I can putt!


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[Ronoc]

When it drops below 50°, I go from a Snell Red, to a Snell Black. The Black has lower compression, so it makes up for some of the lost distance in the cold. Also, when it gets cold, wind normally follows, and the Black flies lower and spins less than the Red, so it's a better wind ball. That's my reasoning. 

Played today and ended up committing to only using Callaway Super Softs. These were balls I have been using mostly in the past but with a mix of others. I eventually found that they felt almost too soft for my liking and have been looking to venture onto another type. Figured today was a good time with the lower temps (mid 30s to mid 40s).
In the end I actually hit my best score ever. Though I will say I felt like I wasn’t getting my best distance and quality of play around the greens.


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[perseveringgolfer]

On 12/17/2018 at 5:38 PM, Ronoc said:

I’m sure it’s been talked about already, but for those able to get out and play during this time of year, do you change your choice of balls?


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good question as I usually just pull out a Prov1 and wonder why I'm losing distance. Maybe time to use something with lower compression.

[Camcmart]

One of my local golf shops JUST renovated their trackman simulation room. So after holidays free up some time and money, I will be coping in there


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[Shankster]

Just hit my 100 chips at a small tote, 1-4 in the tote.

3-4 hit the tote or in it. Missing 1 out of 4, long.

I’ll take that.