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r/golf • u/OpenSourceGolf • 2h ago
Do have to get them cleaned up a little bit, but there ya go! 8620 single piece forged steel goodness in a compact player package
r/golf • u/Dozer710 • 4h ago
Was playing Legacy Ridge in Westminster, CO today and got a weird message on the in cart GPS screen. Anyone else have this happed? We were on hole 16-17 and the GPS told me to return the cart. We were also a solid 20 minutes ahead of pace.
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r/golf • u/Oldtimer_2 • 10h ago
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r/golf • u/clubheadspeed • 5h ago
Shot my personal best today!!
I genuinely can't believe I just did that. Everything felt really smooth minus a few swings. One of those days where you don't even realize your score until hole 18. Putter was absolutely dialed. Course is unbelievably pure. Hope to be back soon
r/golf • u/Taopaipai72 • 14h ago
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⛳️I love hitting my 5-wood
I went out today and played 18 with some family and friends, all who are late 70s to early 80s.
So they played from the forward tee.
Wanting to keep the flow of play, I decided to play the forward tees.
I am a bogie golfer and carded a 4 over par (72).
I was 2 over each side.
I got no gimmies, no mulligans, played the ball as I found it.
But the forward tees made a difference, my second shot was usually under 100 yards, par 5 were reachable in 2.
Not to mention the greens had just been aerated. So putting was like plinko!
My question is, do I plug this into my GHIN? And if so what will this do to my handicap?
r/golf • u/jdc888sa • 8h ago
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Played Narashino country club with some members as a single. They seemed to like how I played golf. Highly recommend the course.
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r/golf • u/connfaceit • 11h ago
I am a single golfer and I get paired up with lots of randoms. The majority of them are guys who have been playing golf for 20-30 years but the majority of them are not good.
I used to get intimidated by these guys, the ones who wear golf clothing, have expensive clubs, those who make golf their entire identity...and it got me thinking, why are they so bad? I know they've taken lessons, they play regularly...but they still don't get better.
I'm drumming up conversation so let me know your thinking - thanks
r/golf • u/NandoGolf • 1h ago
For me it’s the lob shot. I hit it pretty well warming up, but when the score matters I always avoid it.
No idea why.
What’s yours?
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r/golf • u/willy_manneth • 3h ago
If you lost your hole in 1 ball on 18 at buffalo ridge, I have it.
r/golf • u/Gapwedgie • 7h ago
Just finished the 6 public Strantz courses. Easily my favorite courses that I’ve played so far in my life. Now I just need to figure out how to get on bulls bay.
r/golf • u/JimmydieRatte • 9h ago
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r/golf • u/Whackdaddy1972 • 12h ago
You know you play some country ass courses if Milk Bones are an essential part of your golf bag. Gotta keep the local course dogs happy
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r/golf • u/CalvinMGolf • 10h ago
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Here’s a before and after swing from one of my clients.
r/golf • u/oneshadeoff • 10h ago
I absolutely hammered my 3w on a 260 yd par 4, down the pipe, slight controlled fade. I was watching it like no fuckin way. Anyhow, it catches a nice roll off the front of the green and bounces off the damn stick about 6 ft uphill. Greens were fast AF so of course I miss my eagle putt and it blasts by the hole about 12 ft, miss my birdie putt and tap it in for the most shameful par of my whole life. Never had a HIO, damn near had an albatross for my first, and fucking 3 putt. Why does this game have to be so cruel?
r/golf • u/Bitter-Albatross881 • 9h ago
Created this round report to learn from my game, what can improve etc.
Hole 17 was tough, got into the green bunker but thinned and went a long way over the green, behind the pine tree ;(
