You'd do well to have got this one, it was about 20 feet off the ground. You climbing the tree for it?Over the years I have picked up quite a few clubs lobbed in to the woods or stuffed in to rubbish bins with a broken shaft.
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You'd do well to have got this one, it was about 20 feet off the ground. You climbing the tree for it?
Haha, my dad told me a similar story about someone he was playing with many years ago. Playing a par 3 over a massive lake in the rain, the club slipped and went flying out of his hands into a watery grave. All he could say was a dejected "aw, I really liked that 7 iron.."Recent game in appalling conditions saw one PP on a par three lose her grip on her club and it flew about 50 yards into deep deep hay, so far offline that it never sees a mower. Took us a few minutes to find it, rough was up over waist height!
Haha, my dad told me a similar story about someone he was playing with many years ago. Playing a par 3 over a massive lake in the rain, the club slipped and went flying out of his hands into a watery grave. All he could say was a dejected "aw, I really liked that 7 iron.."
I hit a driver once in peeing rain, both the club and the ball went absolutely straight down the middle of the fairway - embarrassingly the driver went further than the ballHaha, my dad told me a similar story about someone he was playing with many years ago. Playing a par 3 over a massive lake in the rain, the club slipped and went flying out of his hands into a watery grave. All he could say was a dejected "aw, I really liked that 7 iron.."