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Sergio...every time
Talking about the distance they drive, I'm sure I heard Monty say, in commentary, his first 4 drives yesterday totalled over a mile!Clearly Dustin Johnson is a Jedi Master. Suspends his club behind a golf ball and can make it roll back towards it. Not sure it's fair that he can drive the ball 375 yards and then use his mind to move it a couple of millimetres.
He uses a Taylor Made M1 / M2, has anyone tried one as I'm thinking about changing my driver as I'm still using a Cobra 440? My Cobra is great but technology seems to have made it a bit 'old hat' now.
Anyone tried the new Taylor Made?
Only goes down to 9.5 degree I notice. As I was fitted for my cobra, I was advised to have an 8.5 degree as I used to hit a 10.5 too high. Is there such a thing as an 8.5 M2 as I can't find one?Yep, got a TM M2. Not into all the adjustable stuff, upgraded my R11 driver to an M2. 9.5 degree, 60g tour stiff Fujikura shaft. Gained an average of about 10 yards, but way more consistent now.
Only goes down to 9.5 degree I notice. As I was fitted for my cobra, I was advised to have an 8.5 degree as I used to hit a 10.5 too high. Is there such a thing as an 8.5 M2 as I can't find one?
Thanks for the advice fella. It sounds like you were hitting your old driver like me. There are some good pro's at my local range. I might nip down there after a few more rounds once my arm is stronger.Try one, and get it fitted. I hit a very high ball and all my other drivers have been 8.5 but I seem to hit this one lower, but that may be the shaft which has a low kick point. I'm lucky, Taylor Made's office is in Basingstoke and I know one of the pro's there so I got to go and play with loads of options, but any good pro should be able to fit you.
Going to a driving range is one thing but how do you improve your short game without being a member of a club?
Going to a driving range is one thing but how do you improve your short game without being a member of a club?
Short game should be considered as everything from 100 yards and in. Improving in that area is where you'll see the fastest reduction in your scores.
There should be a range somewhere near you which have specific short game facilities that you can use, I know of a few around me, i.e. within 20-30 miles. Otherwise, when you're at the normal range focus on improving the consistency of your shots to the 50, 75 and 100 yard markers if they are there so you can play shots to these distances almost instinctively by feel.
The vast majority of your practice should be on the shorter shots, i.e. 100 yards and in, I use to force myself to do this by only taking wedges to the range.
In a words, lessons. Go to your local club and speak to the pro and enquire about packages, most do some very good deals if you buy lessons in groups. Many will also allow you to practice at the club you are having lessons at too, there is a lot of competition out there and they will be keen to keep you.
Short game should be considered as everything from 100 yards and in. Improving in that area is where you'll see the fastest reduction in your scores.
There should be a range somewhere near you which have specific short game facilities that you can use, I know of a few around me, i.e. within 20-30 miles. Otherwise, when you're at the normal range focus on improving the consistency of your shots to the 50, 75 and 100 yard markers if they are there so you can play shots to these distances almost instinctively by feel.
The vast majority of your practice should be on the shorter shots, i.e. 100 yards and in, I use to force myself to do this by only taking wedges to the range.
In a words, lessons. Go to your local club and speak to the pro and enquire about packages, most do some very good deals if you buy lessons in groups. Many will also allow you to practice at the club you are having lessons at too, there is a lot of competition out there and they will be keen to keep you.
I would like to see Jason Day win this one as he has the right attitude about the 'unfair' rough. Yes. it's tough so don't go in it, simples!US Open starts on Thursday, who've you got your money on?
I've gone:
Thomas Pieters 45/1
Rickie Fowler 22/1
Danny Willett 250/1
Bubba Watson 80/1
I don't think McIlroy has found the fairway or the green yet.
He's playing like a high handicapper! WTF??I don't think McIlroy has found the fairway or the green yet.
He certainly turned it around! That front 9 yesterday was dreadful, absolutely shocking for him.His back 9 was brilliant and hes playing some very good golf this morning. I backed him or Johnson to win at 8/1. Also bet on Fleetwood and my customary bet on Lowry.
I play off 25 having really got into it this year. If I could putt just half as well as some of these guys I reckon I'd halve my handicap overnight. I can understand massively improving your drive, getting a grip on chipping or even learning something like flop shots. I really just cannot get my head around putting.
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