If you frequent the same golf blogs that I do, then you might have seen some of my comments on the FedEx Cup strewn about the web. I felt the need to consolidate my thoughts on the subject and, frankly, to rant a little bit.
Let’s take a look at your thoughts first. For several weeks, I’ve been running a poll in the sidebar. The question is, “Is the 2008 FedEx Cup shaping up better than 2007?” At the time [...]
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Whenever a major championship is looming, I can’t help but sit here brimming with anticipation. Each major holds a special place in my heart.
The U.S. Open, national championship of the United States conducted by the USGA, is as tough a test as any player will face in any particular year. The coolest thing is that it’s a democratic major. Got game? Then play your way in. If your handicap index is 1.4 or better, you [...]
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When I was first learning the game, a young assistant pro at the course where I worked saw me struggling on the practice green with lag putts and distance control. He shared a tip with me that I’m passing on to you.
When trying to get a feel for distance on lag putts, it helps to pace off the putts and then associate a specific stroke with a specific distance as a way to enhance your muscle memory recall.
On your [...]
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My name is Mike Gray and I'm a software engineer pursuing my dream to become a golf pro.
Life in the Rough is a chronicle of my journey. It covers my progress, my successes, my setbacks. I'll share everything I learn and do along the way, including reviews and tips. Maybe what I learn can help you too.
