Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Home on the range

Buoyed by the warm sunshine and a hectic day in work I decided to make a trip to the range tonight. I went to the Downshire Golf Course near Wokingham instead of my normal range and the change of scenery seemed to work wonders. I had one of those rare sessions where the swing was working well and the ball was under control.

Following on from my horrendous driving in the medal on Sunday I decided to really work on hitting the big dog. I was smoking them. A low penertrating flight and with a mere hint of a draw. I couldn't have been happier with the way it went.

I've got another practice session planned for Friday and we all know that the golfing gods will mock me. I can sense another session where the swing behaves and I hit the ball well and lo, I stand on the first tee in the Jack Jarrett at 8.10 on Saturday and my swing will revert back to a cat and dog fighting in a tumble dryer. Still we'll cross that bridge when we get there. For now I'm a contented golfer again and looking forward to getting my handicap cut again soon. Only the short game to sort now. Bring it on.

1 comment:

  1. Great to hear that the change of scenery worked for you. I know you practice like you play picking out targets, doing the full pre shot routine etc. I can't help thinking that tension is affecting your game on the course. Easier said than done but just try to hold onto the feeling you have from yesterday. Have a great hit tomorrow and I look forward to hearing about a return to an 11h/c on Sunday :)

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