Shilgy

The issue here in the states is it has rarely, if ever, been televised.

Seriously makes me wonder how some new members find these old threads. Were you looking out the window and pondering the question posited here? welcome to wrx!😎 Without going back hers in time I was about to answer the same way. Personally I just have five aces.

Do any of us really know him? He seems to have quite a few friends on tour they must like boring? As far as on course demeanor…..what do you need? A few club tosses?…..f word tossed about?…..trashed locker room?……or just more fist pumps? We all should find the on course demeanor that suits our game best and get on with it. For some pros that will mean fist pumps and yells to get the fans pumped up. For others that will be a steady head and reduce the amount of highs and lows and just play the game brilliantly…line Scheffler.

True but…also true

Yes, 40 seconds is when they are on the clock. There is a line in the Rules of Golf that mentions a player should play within 40 seconds and some seem to believe it is an actual rule when in fact it says in the rules it is a recommendation.

Yes, that was my point….they have to be out of position. And if there are extenuating circumstances that led them to be behind they are typically given a few holes to get caught up. I admit I also asked because many believe the “40 seconds to play a shot” is a rule but it’s just a recommendation.

Way better?😆 11 is better than 64 when it’s OWGR.

What rule do you plan to invoke for pace of play?

Which of the top 50 are “Euro/Aus/Asia based”? Even if you include the guys from there but playing the PGA Tour those from those areas wouldn’t move the needle for LIV in the slightest at this point. https://www.owgr.com/current-world-ranking

And Kim has been a pro for five years longer…so there’s that. Make up your mind mate! Both of Kim’s wins are the same Shriners silly fall event

The first drill here is what an instructor I was seeing a few years back had me doing. Partly anyways. Guessing I was in the arms late camp and he had me take swings where it felt like the club was back to impact before the body moved. So it skipped the shift part which I may have been doing and went straight to the get the club down and then rotate.

No, I did. A post a few days ago mentioned raw wedges and so I thought the finish question was about the wedges. My bad🙄

Which they are now! Everyone wins!** **although I do agree with the grinds wishes.

Nelly is having a bit of an odd season. 2nd in scoring average and 3rd in strokes gained….top 10’s in about half her events …no missed cuts….but zero wins. Looking at their results it appears she just hasn’t been volatile enough in her scoring. Virtually every round is good but very few are exceptional. Which leads to a lot of good finishes but no wins as someone will get hot every week. https://www.lpga.com/athletes/nelly-korda/98350/results

Half of you can just ignore this post because you won’t like it. You’ll be able to figure out which half you’re in pretty quickly. Is it Top Golf or is it mats on many ranges that has folks thinking that they’re entitled to a so called perfect lie all the time? Even that phrasing, really, is wrong because the lie of the ball is never “bad”…or “good” it just is. The idea of the game is to hit a ball to the best of your ability in the direction and length you need…. and on the next shot assess the lie and play the next shot that the lie dictates again to the best of your ability….rinse and repeat until the ball is holed. Your scores might, just might, go up a bit if you play by the actual rules but your enjoyment of the game will go up as well. And no, you won’t become some miserable old cuss by actually following the rules.