coco brooks FTW

 

u wish...

 

my handicap last year was a 6 we'll see how it goes this year..

 

Nice

 

Well some golf is definitely in order this year!!

 

absolutley!

 

Thats a big 10:4 good buddy!!!

 

I have always wanted to golf the course that is up Bow Trail before the WalMart. It is located on the right hand side just as you come up the hill from going under Crowchild Trail.

 

That's Shaginappi. great course especially the valley side.

 

my handi is prolly like 15. i used to golf alot my handi was around 7 but sicne i havent golfed in about 2 years i prolly suck.


mark, you were a cute kid!!

 

I really like the look of the course. We will definitely have to go this summer. How expensive is a round?

 

Its not bad. I think somewhere around 30 bucks.

 

Gotta love city owned courses!!!

 

Harvest hills is a great executive nine that you can leave work at 5 hit the course by 6 and be done by 830. cost 20 bucks.

 

god all this golf talk makes me wanna go golfing now!

 

i so have to get my clubs out here from mb, hopefully be able to bring them back may long. They are old but still get the job done haha. I don;t even know anything about how the handicap system works. never was interested really

 

You handy cap is basically your average over say 10 rounds above/below par for the course.

 

So since most courses have a par of 72, and I shoot around average an 84....that makes my handicap 12.

 

my handicap depends on what time of the year... beginning (+30ish), end(+15ish), i have a nasty right hook with my driver/woods, im trying to fix but its not working

 

Try slowing your swing down a touch, and moving the ball a tad back in your stance.

 

Are your Drive/woods graphite shafted. If so, what is the flex on the shaft (high/medium/low). If you are like me I need a stiff shaft (haha..he said stiff shaft) because I have to much strength in my shoulders so when I bring the club around and just before contacting the ball the head of my shaft..haha is still on a angle there for I slice every time. So until I get a stiffer shafted driver what I do to fix my slice is I address the ball 6 inches back from the tee. What this does is because the shaft is flexed when I address the ball normally this alows time for the head of the club to hit the ball perpendicular hence a nice straight, down the fairway shot.

If you don't believe me, give it a try and you will be amased. When I figured this out I hit a 372 yard drive with no wind. I have the wittnesses to prove it.

Cheers

 

Down a steep hill does not count.

 

Haha...actually did this in High River. :-P PLUGHHHHHH P PLUUUUGGGHHHH!!!

 

koOl thanks guys, i think mine are graphite shafts...

 

If they are a regular flex shaft, and you have a fast swing. I would highly recommend going to a stiff flex shaft. That will help out a lot as well.