Legitimategolf Forum 2.0

Late in the season I seem to have injured my left knee. I can walk 18 holes without issue but I get a twinge or two when walking down a steep slope or if I twist it a bit, at times. Seems to be a bit better with my 24 day rest. I may ask the Doc what he thinks when I get my physical. My bet is ...

Haven't watched any golf in months. I can't tell you who is hot, who is not, or even where any tour is playing. Wake me up for the Masters.

November, 20, 2025 - I hit a poor tee shot on #17 at Hudson Mills. Well right of the fairway and on hard pan/very thin grass. Picked the ball perfectly with my 4 iron. It flew high (for a 4 iron hit by me) and straight at the flag. Left me a 10 footer uphill, which I missed, sigh. Still, it was a ...

It has been 24 days since I hit a golf ball.

We were in Texas for a few days but it was for our grandson's graduation, so no golf. At the grandson's request, we went to a Brazilian Steakhouse-type restaurant. I never have picked up a larger tab ... $1,050. I think I bought my first car for less ...

Thinking about a 5 wood. I'd like to find something a little easier to hit than a 3-wood off the deck. Perused the Callaway Pre-Owned website. I may need to go to Carl's Golfland and try some clubs.

I hear you. I prefer a range where one can use a tee and have the ball teed the way one likes it. Using "standard" built in rubber tees sucks. I am not good enough to adjust my swing because the rubber tee is too high or too low.

Well? Have you been hitting the new 1 Wood/1 Metal/Driver? What is the early evaluation?

I have not played there. It is public, although pricey ($205 in season).

I am not sure how the "ownership" of the course is set-up. The course supposedly donates $1,000,000 annually to the charity, Folds of Honor.

Frankly, I am often suspicious of charity organizations that wrap themselves in the ...

GBOGEY wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 3:45 pm Even par 36, 14 strokes better than yesterday. WTF?

It is reassuring to occasionally go to the course with low expectations and surprise yourself. Nice playing.

Had an early morning round at my "home" course, Leslie Park. Paired up with a young man from Japan, who it working at University of Michigan as a researcher. His first drive was impressive. Blue Tee. The old guy played from the White. Turns out Ninshi (I think that is how he pronounced his name) is ...