Club distances on course?

Oddsocks

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I’ve recently been having a series of lessons working on mainly a better impact positions which has improved strike and completely skewed my distances, specifically on my wedges.

Over the last two days I been sorting my distances on the clock drill with different grip positions and need a way of logging them on course as a reference. I generally don’t like my phone with me but guess I’m not the only one who had this issue.

Any sensible suggestions welcome, as it currently stands I can only think of logging on a spread sheet, printing and taping them into the back of a score card holder.
 
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I’ve recently been having a series of lessons working on mainly a better impact positions which has improved strike and completely skewed my distances, specifically on my wedges.

Over the last two days I been sorting my distances on the clock drill with different grip positions and need a way of logging them on course as a reference. I generally don’t like my phone with me but guess I’m not the only one who had this issue.

Any sensible suggestions welcome, as it currently stands I can only think of logging on a spread sheet, printing and taping them into the back of a score card holder.
Once you have figured it out a simple chart is all you need. Either on your phone or as you say, in the back of your score card holder.

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I had mine set as my Lock Screen on my phone for easy access.
 

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I’ve recently been having a series of lessons working on mainly a better impact positions which has improved strike and completely skewed my distances, specifically on my wedges.

Over the last two days I been sorting my distances on the clock drill with different grip positions and need a way of logging them on course as a reference. I generally don’t like my phone with me but guess I’m not the only one who had this issue.

Any sensible suggestions welcome, as it currently stands I can only think of logging on a spread sheet, printing and taping them into the back of a score card holder.
Can you tape them onto the shaft of each wedge?
 

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I just remember mine. I’ve only got 3 wedges and 4 different positions/swings so it’s not that hard to remember 12 numbers.

I actually need to get on trackman and redo them as I’ve strengthened my grip and it’s causing me to go long on all my usual distances.
 

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I just remember mine. I’ve only got 3 wedges and 4 different positions/swings so it’s not that hard to remember 12 numbers.

12 numbers wouldn’t be a problem, but my short game was what got me down to mid singles and my approach to that part of my game has massively slipped.

Yesterday I worked on the skytrak with 1/2 swing & 2/3 swings using top, mid and bottom of the grip with 3 wedges, that’s 18 numbers. To some this may be overkill but our course is windy and greens can get firm so flight / decent is a massive strength.

Today, pitch shots on the chipping green with a bushnell between knee & waist height swings with bottom & mid grips. Trying to use just body rotation to control distance that’s a further 6 numbers, with another 6 to follow (potentially)

As these bed in they will become more fluent, but it’s a lot of data to store which is why having them logged would be handy.
 

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The old pro at my place offered a gapping service, little plastic bag tag with distances written on

Hangs on the towel holder

Maybe make one of them
 

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laminated piece of card attached to the side of the bag...or, if you are a member and have a "bag tag" tape something to the back of the bag tag.
 
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