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re: I should quit golf
Posted on 12/23/25 at 1:46 pm to kopfjager
Posted on 12/23/25 at 1:46 pm to kopfjager
Embrace the struggle. That's part of what makes the game great.
If you want to take on the challenge of breaking ##, you'll need lessons and commit to practice.
If you want to enjoy the game and have fun, remember the great shots and forget the bad ones. It's only a game.
If you want to take on the challenge of breaking ##, you'll need lessons and commit to practice.
If you want to enjoy the game and have fun, remember the great shots and forget the bad ones. It's only a game.
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Posted on 12/23/25 at 3:28 pm to mmmmmbeeer
The fun thing about golf is that you can feel this way and want to quit, then one day you show up and everything clicks. My recommendation is to find a pro and get a lesson. I have found the older guys keep it simpler which works better for me.
Posted on 12/23/25 at 11:19 pm to mmmmmbeeer
Have you ever read Hogan’s Five Lessons? That helps me more than anything. I don’t practice at the range and only play from Feb-Sept. Sometimes I’ll hit plastic balls in the backyard before a round.
Hogan’s descriptions of the proper elbow position at address, and the pane of glass swing arc really help me. I refer to the book frequently when I start playing every year.
I usually shoot low-mid 80s by April and I had three rounds in the 70s this summer. If I hadn’t got the yips on 4-7 ft putts, I could have scored a lot better this year.
But that’s golf.
Hogan’s descriptions of the proper elbow position at address, and the pane of glass swing arc really help me. I refer to the book frequently when I start playing every year.
I usually shoot low-mid 80s by April and I had three rounds in the 70s this summer. If I hadn’t got the yips on 4-7 ft putts, I could have scored a lot better this year.
But that’s golf.
Posted on 12/23/25 at 11:22 pm to mmmmmbeeer
What's a good while? 5 years?
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