jamielaing
Q-School Graduate
At the weekend I was sitting quite nicely, looking at a small handicap cut just needing to par 16-18 to be 1 under nett. A lovely duck hook on 16 led to a lost ball and a double bogey, shattering my hopes. The 17th at my place is a short par 5 with trouble both sides (water left and OOB right) so I play a 3 iron off the tee and try to get just short of the green in 2 with a chance of a birdie.
Of course all thoughts of my plan go out the window when I think to myself, eagle here gets me back, I'll hit my driver and have a go. OOB and another double. Birdie on the last gets me buffer so I pull out the unreliable 3 wood and give it a smack, again not the club I normally play but gives me a chance of birdie, and I pull it to the trees. Bogey to finish, missed buffer, +5 for the last 3 and a meltdown going for it.
Afterwards I had my epiphany, I'll buy a 1 iron. Safe off the tee, long club that lets me get the distance to still reach the green in 2. What's not to love? It may be the hardest club to hit in golf but obviously I'll manage it......
I'm going with genius for now, we'll see how this progresses.....
Of course all thoughts of my plan go out the window when I think to myself, eagle here gets me back, I'll hit my driver and have a go. OOB and another double. Birdie on the last gets me buffer so I pull out the unreliable 3 wood and give it a smack, again not the club I normally play but gives me a chance of birdie, and I pull it to the trees. Bogey to finish, missed buffer, +5 for the last 3 and a meltdown going for it.
Afterwards I had my epiphany, I'll buy a 1 iron. Safe off the tee, long club that lets me get the distance to still reach the green in 2. What's not to love? It may be the hardest club to hit in golf but obviously I'll manage it......
I'm going with genius for now, we'll see how this progresses.....