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I've been developing a lefty putt... for no reason other than laziness :doh: good luck though. Maybe eventually I'll venture to the other hand for drives etc
Not sure what they plan on yet. When I went out last weekend they still had them to the side. Quite a few were no good anymore but there definitely were some good ones too. I know Stafford in nj is expanding to 18 if they haven't already, I may have over heard people mentioning something set up...
We only really used sand for filling in the cracks once the pavers were laid down. The lower layers were a fine gravel/sand mix that was under the previous fly pads. I can get dimensions next time I'm out, I didn't help with any wood cutting so I'm not sure the exact sizes. Haven't been out much...
1st miss - hole 1 at sedgley woods, ti Buzzz thrown on an s curve. Smashes chains, hits inside of basket on edge and bounces out. Thought I would be that holes bitch from there on out, never getting it. Aced this hole last month though
2nd - hit pole just under basket on 17 at sedgley, straight...
The multiple Buzzzes was cause of a gift. The esp will be taking over though as my go to Buzzz. Other than that I will probably keep the Roc in to throw occasionally. And I will definitely take a look at the pig, even though I found a comfortable way to power grip my putters and mids with luck...
No I don't think so. The pavers are just placed in after tampering and screening. Any future maintenance should be very easy. Granted its only been a few months since the first few were done but they seem to be holding up pretty well. It's a heavily played course too, any areas needing work...
Finally headed out today for the first time in like two weeks. Threw only my putter for all drives except one with my Buzzz on the only real long hole. I was getting some good shots trying the power grip. Definitely more comfortable and I got my putter to about 220 on a hole that's about 240 and...
Beat me to the picture lol. Just took one today of 2. Was out a little this morning before tags. Wanted to take more pictures but I was distracted trying not to fall on the ice and snow between shots
Don't know if many people are from around here or have made their way to the course. But the past few months we have been replacing the fly pads with cement pavers. Coming along very nicely. All 18 amateur tees were done prior to new years day which was the goal for the big party day. Since then...
ive only seen a handful so far, mine and 3 others. nicest I hate to say but probably was my first and only. short hole, 201' on hole 1 at sedgley woods from blue(am) tees. rhbh anhyzer shot that just went left out of my hand and curled slowly straight back at the basket, hit dead center. it was...
Sweet thanks guys. I always heard the anode was a good driving putter so I may pick up a soft one for putts and use the one I have for drives/approach. I really like that putter
I have a feeling if I can get comfortable with gripping them with a power grip, I will be able to throw my putter...
What about a good driving putter? I have yet to try the new grip on putters from a tee, it worked well with my mids. But the main problem I have with putters is the big dome with the fan grip I was doing. It would hook on a finger during release. I tried a friend's yeti pro aviar, wasn't too...
I actually had a teebird that I traded my friend for his destroyer cause I flicked it really well and he didn't like it. I rarely used the teebird cause I was just throwing my Buzzz for anything somewhat short. I'll grab another though and check it out again