Jammy barsteward.......

I'm guessing you meant James's ball hit the tree, which was 50 yds from the tee, then went 200yds more passed the tree up the fairway coming to rest 20 yds behind your 270 yarder. :)
AND if the tree was 30 yards wide, that would mean you hit yours about 300 yds :D
 
I'm guessing you meant James's ball hit the tree, which was 50 yds from the tee, then went 200yds more passed the tree up the fairway coming to rest 20 yds behind your 270 yarder. :)
AND if the tree was 30 yards wide, that would mean you hit yours about 300 yds :D

You are more astute than you look Bob
;)
 
I dunno, you hit a 5-wood 200yds bouncing it off two (or three) trees on the way, leaving a solid 50° from 137 which you stiff to 2ft and tap in the birdie to WIN the match and all you get is moaning!!!

Anyone might think Smiffy wanted me to lose!

To be fair, I also wanted you to lose and I wasn't even there! ;)
 
Obviously James knew what he was doing hitting that tree, Local Knowledge is a great help :D

How can a bloody ball hit a pine tree 50 yards out and end up 200 yards up the middle of the fairway?


See smiff all along he's been teaching the S&T mate.....But he probably sneakily put some clockwise spin on that ball with an out to in swing and sure enough the forward momentum of that cut advanced it up the fairway.... :D :D :D
 
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The thing with James is that he can chuck the odd horror (real horror sometimes) shot into the round and then make a routine birdie at the next without breaking sweat. It's so bloody hard to play against and frustrates the crap out of you. To be fair to Smiffy (well just this once) it sounds like he played well to make it so tight and that he's hitting it ok. Hoepfully next time I get to play with both of them I'll drag them back down to my level and I'll have a willing partner to carry me (without the Welsh accent)
 
To be fair to Smiffy (well just this once) it sounds like he played well to make it so tight and that he's hitting it ok.

Errrr. Wrong!
James just hit fewer crap shots than me.
It wasn't particularly pretty out there.
We halved the first with two magnificently worked double bogies.
Says it all really.
In amongst the shite there were a few "decent" holes, but my driving was all over the place, my irons lacked conviction, my chipping was "iffy" (normally the best part of my game) and my putting was woeful. Typical "Smiffy" round I guess.
James had 3 birdies, I had 1. Mine was a "gimme" birdie though, he had to work for his.

;) ;) ;) ;)
 
To be fair to Smiffy (well just this once) it sounds like he played well to make it so tight and that he's hitting it ok.

Ha!

I learned quite a long time ago that KNOWING how to swing a club and actually DOING IT are quite some distance apart :(


I'd play OK if I actually took some time to practice but at the moment every round involves a tweak one way or another in my swing or I'm experimenting with shaping shots high/low/fade/draw and that's pretty destructive when your standing over the ball :mad: :mad:

My tendency is to either play OK or really, really, really, really BAD
 
At the moment every round involves a tweak one way or another in my swing or I'm experimenting with shaping shots high/low/fade/draw

I think your problem is naming the shot before you've actually pulled it off.
If you waited until after you've hit it before saying what it was you intended to do, you could (could) have a much higher success rate in getting it right
;)
 
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