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**Qwjyrgij** · 06-29-2010, 05:17 AM

The BF and I played both Saturday and yesterday and my arm feels like its going to fall off. After the turn, my arms start to get tired and my shots start going to the right instead of straight. How do you finish the round knowing that your arms are getting tired/sore/etc? I took 2 Advil at the start of the round thinking it would help, nope! Its also mentally exhausting as well, esp. when you're having an off day and its hot outside!

I empathize. I play on some hot, uber hilly courses, and my arms feel like lead after 18. Just stretch really well, drink you a lot of fluids, and make sure you maintain your form. It happens to me after about 3 hours on the range. You may lose some distance, but make sure you make smooth swings, no matter how tired you get. How long have you been playing?

06-29-2010, 05:17 AM	#22
Qwjyrgij Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 388 Senior Member	The BF and I played both Saturday and yesterday and my arm feels like its going to fall off. After the turn, my arms start to get tired and my shots start going to the right instead of straight. How do you finish the round knowing that your arms are getting tired/sore/etc? I took 2 Advil at the start of the round thinking it would help, nope! Its also mentally exhausting as well, esp. when you're having an off day and its hot outside! I empathize. I play on some hot, uber hilly courses, and my arms feel like lead after 18. Just stretch really well, drink you a lot of fluids, and make sure you maintain your form. It happens to me after about 3 hours on the range. You may lose some distance, but make sure you make smooth swings, no matter how tired you get. How long have you been playing?
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