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**Zvmwissq** · 05-20-2010, 10:30 PM

If you struggle with distance off the tee, like I usually do, the hard ones made for extra distance are the way to go. Nothing like getting that monster roll through the fairway to make it look like I had a better shot than my golf buddies.

Right, but by the same token, that same ball isn't going to help you on the back end, it's going to be a hindrance. It's FINE if you understand that, but the one guy in my regular group will actually complain that he can't ever get his ball to stick.

He can't lob the ball to begin with, so he's using a 'hard' ball, coming into the green at a low trajectory, and complaining that he never sticks.

It's irritating listening to him bitch about it week after week, and we all tell him "get more lob on your shot, quit using the extra roll balls" and he won't do it, and he keeps fucking wondering why he can't adjust.

05-20-2010, 10:30 PM	#17
Zvmwissq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 522 Senior Member	If you struggle with distance off the tee, like I usually do, the hard ones made for extra distance are the way to go. Nothing like getting that monster roll through the fairway to make it look like I had a better shot than my golf buddies. Right, but by the same token, that same ball isn't going to help you on the back end, it's going to be a hindrance. It's FINE if you understand that, but the one guy in my regular group will actually complain that he can't ever get his ball to stick. He can't lob the ball to begin with, so he's using a 'hard' ball, coming into the green at a low trajectory, and complaining that he never sticks. It's irritating listening to him bitch about it week after week, and we all tell him "get more lob on your shot, quit using the extra roll balls" and he won't do it, and he keeps fucking wondering why he can't adjust.
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