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**GenManagerS** · 06-07-2012, 11:29 PM

Hitting it further leaves you closer to the hole, thereby having a shorter club in your hand for the approach. Same thing for distance irons. Even if you're further away, you can hit a shorter club.

Well that's common sense though in golf. But my point is when did this whole thing of "I want to hit it further" come about? I personally would rather spend my time in the fairway getting a yardage then looking for a ball in the rough/trees

06-07-2012, 11:29 PM	#9
GenManagerS Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	Hitting it further leaves you closer to the hole, thereby having a shorter club in your hand for the approach. Same thing for distance irons. Even if you're further away, you can hit a shorter club. Well that's common sense though in golf. But my point is when did this whole thing of "I want to hit it further" come about? I personally would rather spend my time in the fairway getting a yardage then looking for a ball in the rough/trees
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