Short game is tidy. Driving is another thing.
Golf Thread
One of the top top golfers in the world hit his ball onto a freeway today, and into a lads fucking back yard
I wonāt mate, but the format of the game (a scramble) means its somewhat suitable for lads like me who can only putt the ball.
Played Donaldās place yesterday, more enjoyable than I remember it being last time. Greens not up to scratch yet since the remodeling though.
Same here. Clubs banging and clanking all over the shop but fuck it, Iām cool with the bag on my back!
And I am off for my annual game this afternoon, out wesht Limerick way.
Playing Doonbeg tomorrow week. Got a twilight rate for ā¬50 which isnāt too bad. Should just about get the 18 in. Any tips or local knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
Have never played links golf before and have a tendency to hit moon balls or shots with high loft so dont want to make a complete fool of myself. Might play Kilkee down the road the day before to get a feel for it.
Forgot to add I dont tend to hit it straight either. Ball tends to fade/slice off the tee.
You donāt need to be hitting driver on a lot of the par fours, a good few of them are blind and you end up in trouble if you go for it. I enjoyed the last time I was there, thought it was much-improved when I played it.
Played it before. Nice track. Lahinch is superior I would say. The two of them are my only experiences of links golf. Links is a bit of craic. Donāt be ballooning the ball. Keep her low and play under the wind as much as you can. Itās a bit like crazy golf* at times in that you are using the landscape (hills, ridges, etc.) to direct your ball. The ball will run on and onā¦
*Iām sure proper golfers on this forum would disagree.
Played Doonbeg this morning. Heavenly day for it. Lost about 6 balls. 2 on the reacheable par 4 6th got a watery grave. But I was just there for the walk and serenity really. Greens imcredibly slow and signature 14th wasnāt in play but great experience.
Morrisseys later for a chowder, pint of Guinness and steak to cap off a great weekend.