buzzedgolfer

I've got the ultimate super tee golf mat from AllTurfMats. Kinda pricey but well worth it. It holds a tee, won't break your wrists, and you can tell if you hit it fat. It's also super durable and it still looks new after using it for almost 3 years. For a net I built one out of pvc and baseball ...

Buy a Clicgear. It's worth it and you wont regret it. No matter what push cart you get, they all eventually pay for themselves with the money you save from not paying a riding/cart fee. Assuming you actually use your push cart ...

Everyone’s different. I play a lot but some of my best rounds have been after not touching the clubs for a couple weeks. Not always the case though ...

Rain gloves work amazingly well at dealing with sweat in the heat and they last 10x longer than any leather glove ...

Lol shows what I know ...

Thanks. I figured it was either a rat snake or water snake. I left it alone. I've never seen rats or rat shite around my house before. Now I know why :lol:...

Found this guy trying to shelter from the storm behind my grill on the back patio. It's about 3ft long [img]https://i.imgur.com/i8MeXti.jpg[/img]...

First time breaking 80 feels great and is a good accomplishment. Congrats :cheers: Now all you're gonna want to do is break par. That's where I'm currently at ...

Stand behind ball, pick a spot on the ground a foot or so in front of the ball in line with where I want to hit it, stand over ball and aim the clubface at the spot in on the ground in front of the ball that I chose, then swing away...

74 at Fox Ridge in Maine. 4 bogeys, 2 birdies. Weather was so much nicer than south LA. Played really well and loved having elevation change on a course for once. ...

Brooks, Bryson Wolff, Reavie Homa, Wallace Varner...

I made my first pizza on mine a couple weeks ago. I used Trader Joe’s dough and it was really good. I recommend making the dough very thin because it rises and gets thicker while baking. I used a pizza stone and I found the bottom crust cooked way faster than the top of the pizza. But all in all it ...

Yeah rejoining for that membership is a no brainer since I walk the lakes course all the time...

Had my career low of 72 at Santa Maria last week and then followed it up with an 83 at Fallen Oak yesterday. Place is immaculate ...

Played Fallen Oak last Sunday for the first time and it was the nicest course I’ve ever played by a long shot. I can’t speak for the other courses in the area though ...

I second the Srixon Z line. You can do a combo set or not depending how comfortable you are with long irons. They are the best looking and most underrated irons imo. Mizunos would be my second choice. I got fitted years ago and chose the srixons over mizunos. Srixon should be releasing their newest ...

It's probably going to be pretty wet still this weekend but I enjoyed it when I played 2 weeks ago. Only real downside was the bunkers and some of the teeboxes...

Playing Fallen Oak for the first time this Sunday. Has anyone on here been since they reopened July 11th? I assume conditions should be primo but I haven't heard much about the course in awhile. ...

Probably the driest public course in BR area right now so it might be your best bet. It was in good condition last week when I played ...

I've never broken par before but this Saturday I was -4 through 14 holes at Santa Maria and ended up finishing double, bogey, bogey, par to shoot even par 72 :wah: I was sooooo close ...