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choosing a safe 3 wood on the tee, then thinking "better move the ball to the right edge of the tee box", then (unknowingly) the caddy gives you a driver when the scene redraws, thinking you still have that 3 wood ! not good

JackRussellTerror wrote:choosing a safe 3 wood on the tee, then thinking "better move the ball to the right edge of the tee box", then (unknowingly) the caddy gives you a driver when the scene redraws, thinking you still have that 3 wood ! not good

Oh yes I am sure we've all been there. Not easy to underhit a driver and then hit the snap when you only want 260

Just had one of the classics. Pebble's been doing me all week so playing c/c i had a routine lob wedge to the green for a likely birdie. Adjusted the stance back a bit to get the right distance and bang 25 yards past the green. Meant to adjust the stance forward of course

Hasn't happened often to me, but while intending to reset the aiming marker, click when the mouse is pointing to the swing meter.

That never ends well.

Ronnie

RonnieSmith wrote:Hasn't happened often to me, but while intending to reset the aiming marker, click when the mouse is pointing to the swing meter.

That never ends well.

Ronnie

oh that is a good one ... been there done that many times.

albatros

a bouncing ball never sleeps

The offsnap 3W, if you happen to get it just right, can be great but get it just wrong and.... Just tried it on Mauna Kea. Just wanted to get in good chipping distance. Aimed about 75 yards right and forgot to miss the snap 195 yards to go from who knows where