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Best One Liner Tips?
- Thread starter DiscFifty
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CreemCheese
Double Eagle Member
This year's league shirts had some good advice "Shut up and drive"
VictorB
* Ace Member *
For putting -
Throw through it, not to it.
No such thing as a gimmie putt.
Off the tee -
throw the easiest line that will get you in position.
the shortest distance between two points is a straight line.
when in doubt, get the putter out (if it's a tight wooded course)
Throw through it, not to it.
No such thing as a gimmie putt.
Off the tee -
throw the easiest line that will get you in position.
the shortest distance between two points is a straight line.
when in doubt, get the putter out (if it's a tight wooded course)
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Short and straight is better than long and wrong.
- wii golf.
- wii golf.
Backhand the midget.
fubu
Newbie
Oh boy...
From ball golf days... "Slow back" as in take it back slow, get on plane. AKA don't be in a rush.
sonny
Eagle Member
I hear you DiscFifty. It's not easy to have fun when you are playing bad. That's why it's a tip for playing better. Last time you were playing poorly, was it easy to stay loose? Did you start pushing too hard and playing risky to try to catch up? Just relaxing and deciding to enjoy yourself helps you clear your mind and focus on what's ahead of you instead of getting tense and out of shape over things you can't change now. Deciding to have fun isn't a cure all, but it does promote a better state of mind for playing well than not having fun.
Fake it until you make it.
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If you take long enough, on the teepad, that everyone else is sick of waiting, You're thinking about it too much.
C'mon grampa, THROW ALREADY!!
Really, go with the first throw that you see...
C'mon grampa, THROW ALREADY!!
Really, go with the first throw that you see...
Thx, good stuff.
"pull across your nipples" is especially good for newer player who are throwing way up in the air....
CreemCheese
Double Eagle Member
^ Reminds me of "Tits up" when you're throwing anhyzer.
jdw80550
* Ace Member *
"Always hit metal."
Friend told me when you are using your putter, as long as you are hitting metal, things will eventually fall. Whether its inside the circle, or from 80 feet away, if you are hitting metal, your game will be fine.
Friend told me when you are using your putter, as long as you are hitting metal, things will eventually fall. Whether its inside the circle, or from 80 feet away, if you are hitting metal, your game will be fine.
Same thing I tell my defensemen: Stop sucking.
teemkey
* Ace Member *
The tee box is neither a stage or a soap box, shut up and throw!
"If you nut really hard, it's tough to control where it goes."
--Three Putt (paraphrased)
--Three Putt (paraphrased)
Putt for D'oh
Double Eagle Member
As someone who plays a lot of hilly courses with sloped greens this made me cringe. Nothing like hitting the basket on a 20' birdie putt then needing 3 throws to get back up the hill and in.
If you can't sink the putt layup, but whatever you do, do it with confidence.
LateNite504fc
Newbie
Once you decide what your plan is for the shot - only think about what you are trying to make happen, not the bad things you are worried might happen.
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