RichardC
Tour Rookie
Congratulations!!!!!!
It's a wonderful achievement, bet you must be chuffed to bits
It's a wonderful achievement, bet you must be chuffed to bits
Category 1 after 30 odd years.
- Thread starter Tommo21
- Start date
madandra
Money List Winner
Tommo, well done ma man. I am shocked though . . . . you started playing golf when you were 5 ???
vig
Tour Winner
Well done that man.
Now you've got to Cat 1 you can start playing without your head covers on
Now you've got to Cat 1 you can start playing without your head covers on
Robobum
Money List Winner
Welcome to the secret society, please roll one trouser leg up!!
Big well done.
Big well done.
toyboy54
Challenge Tour Pro
Tommo....brilliant,well done that man!!!Keep it going.
Who said age is a hinderance????
Who said age is a hinderance????
Tommo21
Tour Winner
What can I say, cheers guys. TBH I’ve played a lot of golf this year and for the first time I played through the winter. I must admit I’ve played some absolute rubbish, Goswick was one example, and I’m still fighting the odd hook that’s spoiled some really good rounds. My 74 included a double bogie at the first after hooking one into the trees. After that I just went for everything.
I’ve also had a few coaching lessons from a pro who doesn’t fill your head with all the technical jargon. He’s the kind of guy who you totally believe in and you walk away with a smile on your face. We’ve been working on a low and slow takeaway, extending my left arm on the backswing, mainly to try and sort my relatively flat swing. I’ve also been coming over the top now and then, so I’ve been concentrating on starting the downswing from my legs and hips, clearing my left side. In fact, try and deliberately pull the ball left and it’s amazing how hard it is. In saying that, it’s not easy to get your mind set on doing that when you have row of dense trees running parallel from the tee up the left hand side of the fairway.
Onwards and upwards.
I’ve also had a few coaching lessons from a pro who doesn’t fill your head with all the technical jargon. He’s the kind of guy who you totally believe in and you walk away with a smile on your face. We’ve been working on a low and slow takeaway, extending my left arm on the backswing, mainly to try and sort my relatively flat swing. I’ve also been coming over the top now and then, so I’ve been concentrating on starting the downswing from my legs and hips, clearing my left side. In fact, try and deliberately pull the ball left and it’s amazing how hard it is. In saying that, it’s not easy to get your mind set on doing that when you have row of dense trees running parallel from the tee up the left hand side of the fairway.
Onwards and upwards.
mono217
Journeyman Pro
Well done on getting in to cat.1 keep it up.
John_Findlay
Tour Winner
Legend, Harv. Well done. You've always looked Cat 1 to me, my friend. Solid all round. You're setting a dangerous example, you know. Ahh, we can all dream.
