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**PheliarearY** · 08-07-2009, 06:35 PM

So today the conditions were very wet from the solid rain yesterday and on a par 3 I pushed my tee shot to the right of the green. I had a sand trap to carry over and was short sided on the green with only 4 feet or so to the pin. The ball was sitting down a little bit and the grass was soaked.

I decided to try something unique. Normally I would just flop shot it and put it a little passed the hole for the safe play. But today I decided that if I tried that shot, I could have left it fat and put it in the bunker because of the ground condition. I decided to pull out the 56* for the extra bounce and play it like a bunker shot.

Well I executed it exactly the way I wanted to, and the ball was punched onto the fringe that then took once bounce and went in. A crazy par 3 birdie.

After I hit the shot and was covered in mud, I looked down to see one of the biggest divots I had ever seen and to think I executed the shot the way I wanted to.

Hard to tell by the cell phone picture, but it is actually almost 18 inches long and 4-6 inches wide.

08-07-2009, 06:35 PM	#1
PheliarearY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 581 Senior Member	My crazy shot of the day So today the conditions were very wet from the solid rain yesterday and on a par 3 I pushed my tee shot to the right of the green. I had a sand trap to carry over and was short sided on the green with only 4 feet or so to the pin. The ball was sitting down a little bit and the grass was soaked. I decided to try something unique. Normally I would just flop shot it and put it a little passed the hole for the safe play. But today I decided that if I tried that shot, I could have left it fat and put it in the bunker because of the ground condition. I decided to pull out the 56* for the extra bounce and play it like a bunker shot. Well I executed it exactly the way I wanted to, and the ball was punched onto the fringe that then took once bounce and went in. A crazy par 3 birdie. After I hit the shot and was covered in mud, I looked down to see one of the biggest divots I had ever seen and to think I executed the shot the way I wanted to. Hard to tell by the cell phone picture, but it is actually almost 18 inches long and 4-6 inches wide.
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