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First post from me.
You would think living in Scotland I would be a natural at this game. Not so, I'm afraid. I have played roughly half a dozen games a year for the past 10 years and I am still yet to break the magic 100. It is only recently thanks to this website and my own renewed desire to improve that I have started concentrating on the basics - grip, stance, posture, alignment. Toying with getting a lesson from the local pro also.
One big problem I do have - and the clue is in the nickname- I do get overtense. If I can learn to relax a bit more I am sure the swing will start to look and feel a lot better.
Anybody got any tips apart from downing a few whiskies before starting the round?
You would think living in Scotland I would be a natural at this game. Not so, I'm afraid. I have played roughly half a dozen games a year for the past 10 years and I am still yet to break the magic 100. It is only recently thanks to this website and my own renewed desire to improve that I have started concentrating on the basics - grip, stance, posture, alignment. Toying with getting a lesson from the local pro also.
One big problem I do have - and the clue is in the nickname- I do get overtense. If I can learn to relax a bit more I am sure the swing will start to look and feel a lot better.
Anybody got any tips apart from downing a few whiskies before starting the round?
, too many and you're too drunk to care 
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