I should not have done that!!!!!!

[imran_ali]

As some will know I have a swing issue at the moment, where I seem to be pulling everything!!!!!! This has been happening for about 2 weeks and I thought after my last lesson I got the better of it!!!!! on our 6th hole I pulled my T shot again and on the spur of the moment I threw my club in frustration and it brushed a fellow players bag!!!!!! I dont normally do this but due to the PULL's it has really got to me!!!! I instantly appologised to my fellow players and felt like a right T**T!!!!! I even bought them a drink as sorry but I still feel really guilty!!!

 

[CMAC]

lesson learned, at least you wont do it again, move on now whats done is done

 

[imran_ali]

believe me I felt like quitting the game in shame!!!!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I feel your pain. Hate it when you have a lesson and it doesn't click when you hit the course. I had a lesson yesterday and we've radically changed the posture. Went fine yesterday. Could I replicate it today? Wanted to walk off and leave the balls on the range but think we've just about turned a corner. A few evenings at the range will see if thats true

 

[JT77]

At least you realised what u did and apologised for your error. As long as you learn from it and no harm was done, move on.

 

[Whee]

Many a club thrown in disgust in our regular group. Nothing like watching a driver flying 40 yards further than the ball, cartwheeling through the air.

At least you apologised for it, but dont beat yourself up over it.

 

[USER1999]

The trick is to throw clubs forward. They won't hit any one, and it is less far to go and get them.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

We don't tend to have many club chuckers in our Saturday swindle but if there is ever a Tourettes Open we'll walk it. Hawkeye has perfected "**** off Stannard" after any bad shot, Sundance is a bit of a chunderer and will cuss on the tee after a bad hole. Our mate Colin is just Mr Tourette for 18 holes whether it is good bad or indifferent. I tend to give it a good swear and let it out and then move on.

 

[ArnoldArmChewer]

At least it was a good shot if you hit his bag, many of us get frustrated, personally I now have to get my 8 iron reshafted after a particulary fine right footed volley last week, the poor bloody thing only let me down once, felt a real knob milli seconds after but whats done is done, pay up and look big.

PS my playing partner lobbed his club today, it was a really lovely shape.

 

[Mattyboy]

We don't tend to have many club chuckers in our Saturday swindle but if there is ever a Tourettes Open we'll walk it.

Homer, you have competition there my friend!

 

[stef92]

I played on Friday, was playing really well, but I was playing with the captain/president of the uni golf society.

On the 3rd (he was having a shocker already!), I saw the best angry moment to a "bad" (5 yards left of target! ) shot ever. He hit his golf bag so hard that it caused it to fall over, but that bad then took out the rest of our groups too in a domino effect…!

Needless to say, we all felt his pain and burst into laughter…

 

[imran_ali]

I was more upset because the guy whos bag it hit is a nice chap who I have good banter with and he took offence to it. On a seriouse note, I am a course marshall and after I did that I was so ashamed that I considered handing my resignation in. As some have pointed out MOVE ON.......il try.

 

[SocketRocket]

We don't tend to have many club chuckers in our Saturday swindle but if there is ever a Tourettes Open we'll walk it. Hawkeye has perfected "**** off Stannard" after any bad shot, Sundance is a bit of a chunderer and will cuss on the tee after a bad hole. Our mate Colin is just Mr Tourette for 18 holes whether it is good bad or indifferent. I tend to give it a good swear and let it out and then move on.

What do we want.
Tourettes Golf support group.
When do we want it.
C***

 

[Monty_Brown]

A guy I was playing with yesterday gave his 4-iron the full smash into the ground after chipping out from the trees. Bent the shaft on his lovely new Razr X forged 4-iron. His mood was not improved when someone pointed out he'd altered the playing characteristics of the club and wouldn't be allowed to use it for the rest of the round