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**DJElizardo** · 11-23-2009, 10:36 PM

I always find the first scratch is the hardest one to deal with. I make it a point to scratch a brand new club at the range before I take it out for a round.

I agree about the first scratch, but I let it happen naturally on the course.

I too take relief from areas that are rocky or have roots sticking out. First off I don't want to tear up a perfectly good golf club but most importantly I don't want to get hurt or hurt someone else. I watched a guy break his wrist hitting off a root once and that is all it took for me to move the ball off them.

I won't risk injury to myself either. I'm not sure how you would hurt someone else though?

11-23-2009, 10:36 PM	#24
DJElizardo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 456 Senior Member	I always find the first scratch is the hardest one to deal with. I make it a point to scratch a brand new club at the range before I take it out for a round. I agree about the first scratch, but I let it happen naturally on the course. I too take relief from areas that are rocky or have roots sticking out. First off I don't want to tear up a perfectly good golf club but most importantly I don't want to get hurt or hurt someone else. I watched a guy break his wrist hitting off a root once and that is all it took for me to move the ball off them. I won't risk injury to myself either. I'm not sure how you would hurt someone else though?
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