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Which area do you feel is holding you back the most?
Which part of your game do you need to improve the most?
My driving is hit and miss. When it's good it's really good, when it's bad it's shocking. My irons are generally good.
My short game, from 50 yards and in, is consistently average. That's where I really need to work.
My short game, from 50 yards and in, is consistently average. That's where I really need to work.
Hallsy
Challenge Tour Pro
Putting first definately. Missing too many silly putts. Also just dialling in wedges after a bout of the s****s so slowly getting my confidence back
Ads749r
Head Pro
Putting, at the moment id say it's costing me between 6-8 shots a round. All missing from 3ft and in on a regular occurrence.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Despite always feeling I could improve my driving it's not that be most of the time, short game and putting are usually sound, long game isnt too shabby, short irons much the same.
For me, it's the mid irons.
5-9, I'm simply not accurate enough.
I'm not putting the ball close enough to the hole, If I hit the green I'm often a good 2 putt away
For me, it's the mid irons.
5-9, I'm simply not accurate enough.
I'm not putting the ball close enough to the hole, If I hit the green I'm often a good 2 putt away
NWJocko
Tour Winner
Toss up between driving and putting.
Course management aswell but that isn't on the list.
Course management aswell but that isn't on the list.
bluewolf
Money List Winner
This poll needs an "all of the above" option......
sawtooth
Tour Winner
Chipping!
Odvan
Journeyman Pro
Same poll at the same time last year and I'd be wanting multiple choice.
Sorted the driving out now, it's the club I have the most confidence with but am well aware that feeling can be very short-lived*
I voted putting, am notoriously bad at it however some single putts and many regulation 2 putts yesterday gives me some confidence going forward.
*thinly veiled 'just in case I'm crap off the tee in Scotland', caveat
Sorted the driving out now, it's the club I have the most confidence with but am well aware that feeling can be very short-lived*
I voted putting, am notoriously bad at it however some single putts and many regulation 2 putts yesterday gives me some confidence going forward.
*thinly veiled 'just in case I'm crap off the tee in Scotland', caveat
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My long irons
But mainly consistency.
Recently Im having trouble closing rounds
Level gross for front 9 and then 5 over the back - 3 rounds in a row
But mainly consistency.
Recently Im having trouble closing rounds
Level gross for front 9 and then 5 over the back - 3 rounds in a row
Mattyboy
Tour Rookie
Hit 16 greens last week and dint break 80. Nuff said.
So I went to see the putting doctor this week who said I had the ball too far back and I was hitting it into the ground.
We will find out soon if that helps me.......
So I went to see the putting doctor this week who said I had the ball too far back and I was hitting it into the ground.
We will find out soon if that helps me.......
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NWJocko
Tour Winner
If you are that bad have you thought about taking up tennis?
Wolfie already has tennis elbow without playing the game, god knows what injury he'd get if he took it up properly!!! :rofl:
Karl102
Journeyman Pro
Pitching and chipping... Easy one for me.... Time to practice is the problem....
bluewolf
Money List Winner
I once suffered torn tendons and a fractured kneecap whilst running on to a rugby pitch. I didn't even see kick off.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Chipping & putting.
I'm hitting my tee shots better than ever.
Throwing away too many silly shots around the green.
I'm hitting my tee shots better than ever.
Throwing away too many silly shots around the green.
Mugs
Assistant Pro
Putting is costing me between 5-10 shots per round, anywhere from 38+ for a standard round
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
Full swing with any club ATM. Brutal.
Just slapping it up near greens in two and relying on short game to bail me out. loads of work to do. Gone from a strong draw with all clubs to a weak slappy fat slicey over the top motion. grim
Just slapping it up near greens in two and relying on short game to bail me out. loads of work to do. Gone from a strong draw with all clubs to a weak slappy fat slicey over the top motion. grim
kid2
Money List Winner
For me probably my driving. When im straight I'll score really low if I'm wayward that's when I struggle. I've never been a consistent driver of the ball.
And I know for me it's definitely tempo related.
I seem to just go after the driver a little bit too much which causes the wayward ones.
I'm working hard to just get my ball flight with it to be a slight fade.
The other thing for me is my distance control with wedges although I've done a good bit on this over the winter it's starting to pay off.
Mostly down to taking notes on what my carry distances are.
I'm hoping this will get me down another shot or 2 this year.
I want to start clubbing flags right so that I'm missing them left,right, or long.
I don't want to be short.
And I know for me it's definitely tempo related.
I seem to just go after the driver a little bit too much which causes the wayward ones.
I'm working hard to just get my ball flight with it to be a slight fade.
The other thing for me is my distance control with wedges although I've done a good bit on this over the winter it's starting to pay off.
Mostly down to taking notes on what my carry distances are.
I'm hoping this will get me down another shot or 2 this year.
I want to start clubbing flags right so that I'm missing them left,right, or long.
I don't want to be short.
Carpfather1
Head Pro
For me its my driving it's the only thing holding me back at the moment everything else is coming on nicely
