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  • #1
    Re: Golf Yardage Website

    Sorry I can't remember. Can I ask what the reason you are so worried about distance Rick? Accuracy is much more important. The distance you hit the ball is the distance you hit the ball. With Graham as your instructor, I'm quite sure your swing is highly tuned. As you get older and stronger, your distance will increase. As your swing evolves, your distance may also increase. Don't force these things to happen. You are obviously putting up good numbers based on your wins over the past two years, so why do you want to change what seems to be working so well for you???

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    • #2
      Re: Golf Yardage Website

      I have this one in my favorites:

      http://www.csgnetwork.com/golfclubdistancecalce.html


      Let me know if it is the one you were thinkin of.

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      • #3
        Re: Golf Yardage Website

        Originally posted by rickyharris04
        No i not warried how far i hit it. I would like a my yardages cos i have brought my course yardage book and i think its gona come in handy, but cant really find my yardage for each club cos my practice course is very dodgy.
        You need to find your yardage for each club on the course - no yardage calculator is going to help you determine how far each club will go. Play a practice round on your course hitting shots from different yardage marker (on the course or in the book) to determine how far you are really hitting each club.

        Originally posted by rickyharris04
        Do you think i should know my yardage to the green each time and do you think it will be good to start doing this?
        You definitely need to know the distance to the green - how else would you select a club? Do you not have distance markers at the 100/150/200 yard distance or is there distances on the sprinkler heads? Remember, yardages given are to the center of the green - not to the front or to the back of the green.

        Those sould like good distances to me. I bet you are deadly accurate with them as well...

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        • #4
          Re: Golf Yardage Website

          Sounds like you are definately on your way to good golf. Remember to do your homework on the greens as well, noting where the breaks are and where the safe landing areas are.

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