Tuesday 1 May 2012

Handicap and Rain Falling

RELENTLESS, is this best word to describe the rain here in England over the past weeks. The undercover driving ranges have been loaded with frustrated golfers (me being one of them) who just want to get back out and and into their club competitions. My last Medal was another good step in the right direction, although my driving wasn't as accurate as it has been and a really nasty double on 18 after playing a safe 5 iron to the middle of the fairway, did leave me with food for thought. I have been sticking to my routines diligently and it's really starting to pay off, but I know there is a fine line between good fundamentals and complacency.
My first two medals of the season have been such a confidence boost with my lowest round ever, a 77 and a 1st place, also a 79 and a 4th place, both combined reduced my handicap to 10.8 (playing 11) which I feel I can improve on using my many forms of instruction, ( Revolution GolfGolf State Of Mind,PGA Tour.com, 4golfonline, various books) and practise routines. 
When the weather improves I'm hoping to video some of my practise sessions to give me a better understanding of how my swing, setup, posture etc look from different angles and hopefully get the footage posted in various places to attract some comments/critique which may help me on my quest.

My Golf games looking and feeling brighter......just need the weather to catch up.                                                             

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