Golf Thread

journolud said:
What are these superspeed sticks you talk of?
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Its a product. there are 3 sticks, a light one, middle one and heavy ine and you have to go trough a protocol 3x a week where you swing them as fast as you can using different swings.

there are a few product niw like superspeed, stack system and rypstick.
 
hilts said:
Mate has just joined we even had a knock in the simulator. Members and pro seem nice and friendly.
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I can concur it's a nice course & good 19th hole too but, I do find on compy days they shorten the tee times for non-compy players, it can get very busy at those times and take a long time to get round.
 
hilts said:
Mate has just joined we even had a knock in the simulator. Members and pro seem nice and friendly.
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Its a good club mate, I played school football against Mikey’s (pro) Dad who used to be the pro until he sadly passed away about 4 years ago, hopefully see you up there at some stage, cheers.
 
I’ve managed to get myself into a golf society for the year. First outing is Sunday 13th March. To say I’m bricking it would be an understatement! I usually go round in 110-120 shots, and I don’t know anyone on the society so it’s going to be squeaky bum time for sure.
 
rickmcfc said:
I’ve managed to get myself into a golf society for the year. First outing is Sunday 13th March. To say I’m bricking it would be an understatement! I usually go round in 110-120 shots, and I don’t know anyone on the society so it’s going to be squeaky bum time for sure.
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Get to the driving range/have a lesson. If you are scoring those numbers they’re will be a few technical flaws that can be easily ironed out.

You never want to be in first group whenever playing in a society, that first tee shot when everyone is looking ouch:-)

I’ve seen air shots, trench building, shanks, hitting bins, balls in car parks, clubs up trees.
 
rickmcfc said:
I’ve managed to get myself into a golf society for the year. First outing is Sunday 13th March. To say I’m bricking it would be an understatement! I usually go round in 110-120 shots, and I don’t know anyone on the society so it’s going to be squeaky bum time for sure.
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Our Society had a member who played off 54, he’s now 26. We always play team events and for example seed the players so in your case you would be with a low, mid, mid high handicap players. Don't worry about it, enjoy the craic and I’m sure you will meet some great people. My little tip, “swing oil” before you play, in my case a pint of Estrella and then about 12 balls in the practice net, works a treat.
 
hilts said:
Get to the driving range/have a lesson. If you are scoring those numbers they’re will be a few technical flaws that can be easily ironed out.

You never want to be in first group whenever playing in a society, that first tee shot when everyone is looking ouch:-)

I’ve seen air shots, trench building, shanks, hitting bins, balls in car parks, clubs up trees.
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ill be at the driving range each Monday evening between now and then. I also do think lessons will be good, they do free
Coaching on a Monday evening which will be good but I will also get a few lessons too
 
hammocity said:
Our Society had a member who played off 54, he’s now 26. We always play team events and for example seed the players so in your case you would be with a low, mid, mid high handicap players. Don't worry about it, enjoy the craic and I’m sure you will meet some great people. My little tip, “swing oil” before you play, in my case a pint of Estrella and then about 12 balls in the practice net, works a treat.
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Yeh they play different events/formats of
Golf. Hopefully there will be a good mix of ability
 
Hope it’s not the society I used to play in . If you came last you had to wear the Twat jacket ! Horrible green jacket with gold piping , twat on the back , tee pegs sewn on to it . .You be fine pal
 
We’re off to Orlando soon and staying on International Drive South. I’ve never played golf there on all our trips but this time my two brother in-laws will be with us and we fancy playing 3 maybe 4 rounds during our time there.

If anybody has any tips on the best courses to play i’d be grateful. I’m a relatively high handicapper still so I’m not worried about super expensive courses as they’d be wasted on me...
 
Bluemanc100 said:
We’re off to Orlando soon and staying on International Drive South.
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Top Golf
Shingle Creek
Falcon's Fire
Orange County National
Southern Dunes

Golf isn't cheap in Orlando and there are loads of other nice courses, most of them attached to hotels, such as the Waldorf Astoria, Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, Reunion, Champions Gate, etc. Disney has loads of courses too, ranging from good to excellent. Of the ones I linked to, I really like Southern Dunes; it's a 40 minute drive south, but always used to be good value. Top Golf is a good laugh and close to where you're staying, so highly recommend it!

Use something like Golf Now to get discounted tee times.
 
homerdog said:
Top Golf
Shingle Creek
Falcon's Fire
Orange County National
Southern Dunes

Golf isn't cheap in Orlando and there are loads of other nice courses, most of them attached to hotels, such as the Waldorf Astoria, Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, Reunion, Champions Gate, etc. Disney has loads of courses too, ranging from good to excellent. Of the ones I linked to, I really like Southern Dunes; it's a 40 minute drive south, but always used to be good value. Top Golf is a good laugh and close to where you're staying, so highly recommend it!

Use something like Golf Now to get discounted tee times.
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Already got the Golf Now App.. Cheers for the reply
 
homerdog said:
Top Golf
Shingle Creek
Falcon's Fire
Orange County National
Southern Dunes

Golf isn't cheap in Orlando and there are loads of other nice courses, most of them attached to hotels, such as the Waldorf Astoria, Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, Reunion, Champions Gate, etc. Disney has loads of courses too, ranging from good to excellent. Of the ones I linked to, I really like Southern Dunes; it's a 40 minute drive south, but always used to be good value. Top Golf is a good laugh and close to where you're staying, so highly recommend it!

Use something like Golf Now to get discounted tee times.
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What’s the general cost for a decent course in the states I’m allergic to having the piss taken out of me where golf courses are concerned.
 
Bluemanc100 said:
We’re off to Orlando soon and staying on International Drive South. I’ve never played golf there on all our trips but this time my two brother in-laws will be with us and we fancy playing 3 maybe 4 rounds during our time there.

If anybody has any tips on the best courses to play i’d be grateful. I’m a relatively high handicapper still so I’m not worried about super expensive courses as they’d be wasted on me...
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The International club itself and Disney Magnolia.

I really wanted to play Bay Hills but they wouldn`t allow a visitor without a member.
 
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