As old age encroaches and Senior Grand Master status approaches, I am, as I've always been; a good, sometimes very good Recreational Red level/fair to mediocre Intermediate White level player. Thank goodness for the advances in disc, especially driver design over the decades.
Off of the tee, my max distance is generally 270/280, sometimes more with with favorable winds and downward elevation. Sometimes less. Sometimes, the old fingers don't work quite right and I griplock, resulting in wildly wide drives. Sometimes I remember the fundamental of keep it low', but miss the second part of 'but off the ground' and I burn worms. Fairway/approach game is usually pretty accurate and often the saving grace of my goofy game. I often have to hope for and rely on 'a perfect second shot' to save par. Putting is intermittent, at best, largely dependent on the muscle mechanics working properly and adhering to my personal fundamentals of 'straight back, keep it level, toss it flat and follow through'.
