Maybe Par4qc can chime in on putting and new tech putters. I know he was raving about his Lab putter. I mentioned him trying a few rounds with his old putter. Since he was in a groove it’s be a good time to compare.
I putted what I consider bad the other day. Missing 8 footers left and right side. Found that my eyes were not over the ball. No new tech putter is going to correct that.
Typhoon This is how we play during our annual golf rally with my old AF buddies.,
Shot an 88 today at a course that's a lot of fun. Hugely sloped place with tough to read greens. I made birdies won skins and money but wasn't thrilled. I 3 putted 7? Times and just struggled around the greens. Also lost a ball on 18 just off the fairway. Meh
What a tournament day! After a hectic week with no sleep I think I crashed. I shot an absolutely terrible 54 on the front nine!
To give you an idea how out of it I was I hit a good drive that took a bounce just into the right rough. We drive to our balls and the guy parks in the middle of the fairway between both our balls. I see my ball sitting there in the light rough, calculate the distance from there, grab a club and head over. I then proceed to hit another guy's ball that is IN the fairway! I knew my ball was in the rough I had just looked at it and figured a distance and still hit another guy's ball! Hello 2 stroke penalty.
Then a few holes later as I'm over my tee shot I hear what sounds like some kind of crazy bird right near me. It's making this bleating noise over and over. I try to ignore it and time my swing in between bleats and of course it goes off right in the middle of my downswing and I hit it sideways into the brush. I turn around and it's the littlest fawn I've ever seen like two feet behind me. I mean it was literally the size of a medium dog. I easily could have picked it up and carried it off. No mother to be seen which isn't a good sign for the poor kid. Don't know when deer stop nursing but this one looked like it might still need to nurse. Nobody bothered to warn me it was coming up behind me but they got a good laugh after.
I did down copious amounts of caffeine on the back and managed a small rally for a 40 for a final tally of 94. Oh and did I mention it rained the entire front nine? What a day.
4 over 75 at Timber Greens. One birdie. Solid ball striking continues. Putting was fantastic.
Played yesterday and it was not good. Again.
41-43/84.
Every shot was short for some reason, even Jake's were; except for some drives. I'm short of GIRs anyway, but was shorting every chip/pitch on top of it. Tried putting a few from off the fringe but that didn't work well either. FW clubs came up short also. Escaping with a low 80s was a blessing, it seems.
This course is normally dry, hard, and fast and was expecting to see some real bombs on the long Par 5 holes. But, when we got in the clubhouse I noticed a sign that said 90* and rough only. WTH? Once we got on the 1st FW we found out why. Wet, mud, standing water in some areas, inc. teeing areas. Had no clue it had rained there, and would never have gone knowing such. Never had a drop at my place, nor was any forecast for the area. Then again, they've had 3-4" of snow when I got none, in the winter. Only 17 mi. away.
We'll try the place again in July. IF it ever stops raining every other day.
Sneakylong Solid ballstriking and fantastic putting are hard to beat!
Back nine twice, CPO, same old story. The front nine is SO flooded, I hope it can recover. And it is pouring again as I type this. 
40 with 1 green and 13 putts
38 with 7 greens and 18 putts
Each nine included a birdie, and a missed two footer. 
Both of them missed left so I'm assuming I decel'd. Frick. But I sunk several medium to long putts. It's always something.
Full swing was excellent throughout the bag. I really, really have to take some time to work on the partial wedges though. Boy oh boy.
We made money today. The teams were loaded with good hardcore players today, so scores were low across the board. Our foursome had 3 of us in the 70s.
44/41 today. I drove the ball well but missed a lot of greens from 100-130 and then failed to get up and down for par. Five gir on the day but, shockingly, 3 birdies. All 3 in the 18-25 foot range. First time I've ever made birdies on the first and last holes. It was nice having nothing worse than a double on the card, too.
39/46 with a brutal 41 putts which included a 4 whack.
Day one of a two day tourney, putted myself out of contention but hopefully I can have a good bounce back tomorrow and sneak into the top 10
Played Lees Hill today from the 5800 y tees. Jesse played the 6200 y tees. He's 14 and hit a drive 270 today 
. He shot 85, I carded 82 with 2 doubles. 
Played 9 today after the day job and before the pro shop job. Came in at -4. Played one ball for score and a few others just to find some sort of tempo. Tee shots were ok, did hit 2 bombs to places I hadn’t been in a while or ever. Irons were either high right or a little flip. Not the ballflight I’m looking for still.
I shot 37-40-77 today at White Pines Golf Club in Swanton, Ohio. Today was the first time I've played
halfway decent in most of the areas of the game so far this season. Hit 6 GIR's, 29 putts and two birdies....hope it continues!!
Eguller Hmmmm - sounds like a minor body release/turn coordination with arm speed/swing issue.
Basically I had no F’ing idea what was wrong.
Went to the range this afternoon for a couple hours. Much better. Driver needed to not come inside so fast and not closed. Almost a Fred couples backswing feeling. Irons was more of a timing issue. You know how you know the feel you want and it’s a matter of time before you hit one and say, “that was it”. That happened and I was able to know what it was.
Shot 42 in league. Butchered 2 holes trying to match my opponent. We won our matches and all 3 points to win the first half. Cash prize!
