Oki0814

I'm currently a 7 handicap, I play maybe once or twice a month, and got that down from a 15 in a month. I know most of you golfers have heard this but I will say it again. Take two weeks off, don't play one round, work on your chipping, putting, and sand game, for two hours everyday. Trust me. Once you stop flubbing those chips and kill those three putts you can easily shave off alot of strokes on your game. I get extremely pissed when I three putt. It's a bit boring sometimes so it's better if two of you do this at the same time so you both can compete against each other. I will be down on April 18th and if anyone is interested I can come play a round or two. And if you trust me enough I can look at your swing and try to give you a few pointers. At one point I was going to be a PGA Pro, not on the tour, but a Pro at a course but one thing lead to another and I never had/have the time to practice to get myself where I need be. My dad went to Q-School twice in the 70's but didn't make the cut. Funny thing is he never taught me a dam thing. 100% self taught. Greens and fairways my friends... or drinking and ladies... both are good options!