Recent content by Cossie440

That 15-25 yard pitch\chip that just makes it to fringe of the green does my nut closely followed by leaving puts short or that duffed second shot after a great tee shot

Only problem I have with the greens is actually knowing where the fairway finishes and the green starts.. Did anyone see that shot of the course with that huge snow-topped mountain in the background?? Stunning!! I'm just loving how different it is from every other PGA course you see on TV

Well I didn't stay up till 3-4am to watch everything but just been catching up with some of the reports. Funny how so many of the players are complaining about the course and yet us, the fans are totally loving it and the challenge its providing them!! More of it I say!

Thats more like it :thup:

The Golf Channel focusing on Rory practicing rather than what else is happening on the course

Sitting in the office watching it on a stream

A good stretch before hand and trying hard not to put pressure on myself to play well usually does the trick for me... The second part is always tougher than it sounds though

But thats half the challenge with any sport not just golf is the mental aspect of it.. I remember meeting John Higgins a few years back at a snooker QnA and when I asked him how do you win under pressure? He replied just concentrate on the feeling of when you're playing well!! I guess you have...

I always find the days I go out and play with no real expectation on myself are the days when I shoot the best rounds. The only time I've ever broken 90 was a sunny Thursday afternoon last July when I called in sick with work and went off to play on my own. Just relaxed and played for pure...

Yeah just haven't had the time due to moving house and work commitments. Standard wise I normally can get round in the 90s Thanks for the advice though everyone, defiantly a case of just see why happens and be able to laugh at the miss-hits if and when they happen

I've been known to go round on my own in the past. Nothing wrong with it especially if your itching to play and other are busy. You may end up joining in with another person or group anyway

Hi everyone. Newbie here. I'm playing my first round since September this weekend (due to work and house move I've simply not had the time) and would like some advice on how to prepare so I don't completely stink the place out? I may be able to squeeze a trip to the range between now and then...