Walking off the 18th green, I had accomplished a couple of feats I had never done before. I also left eight strokes that could be the difference between a chance at the PGA Senior Tour or quitting the game altogether. I jest of course. I could never quit.
Walking off the 18th green, I had accomplished a couple of feats I had never done before. I also left eight strokes that could be the difference between a chance at the PGA Senior Tour or quitting the game altogether. I jest of course. I could never quit.
So there it is: five tips to a better golf game for me. If somehow you can gain any insight or improvement from that, then all the better. Otherwise, I think it might be time to print that list out, head down to whatever office-supply store is still in business and laminate it, then display those tips on the windshield of the golf cart each week.
No reason to lie: my golf game sucks. This past weekend I got smoked by a 73 year old coming off rehab for a dislocated shoulder but what a hell of a nice guy.