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**Muhabsssa** · 09-22-2009, 09:12 PM

You know, I noticed something along those lines that's interesting...

More than once (but not more than once during a round), someone has asked someone else in the group (could be me, could be others) what club they're playing on a par-3. Why? I mean, I'm a short hitter (e.g., while others play an 8 iron, i'm playing a 7, or maybe even a 6). So they ask what I'm playing and I tell them, then they play whatever feels right to them anyway. Is it just to make themselves feel better about outhitting someone? I don't think it's that they don't know what club to use. Just seems a little... odd to me.

Hubby does that a lot, but it's because he cannot seem to make up his own mind. He doesn't pay enough attention to his own distances, so he wants to use the same club everyone else is using, whether or not it's right for him.

09-22-2009, 09:12 PM	#12
Muhabsssa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 577 Senior Member	You know, I noticed something along those lines that's interesting... More than once (but not more than once during a round), someone has asked someone else in the group (could be me, could be others) what club they're playing on a par-3. Why? I mean, I'm a short hitter (e.g., while others play an 8 iron, i'm playing a 7, or maybe even a 6). So they ask what I'm playing and I tell them, then they play whatever feels right to them anyway. Is it just to make themselves feel better about outhitting someone? I don't think it's that they don't know what club to use. Just seems a little... odd to me. Hubby does that a lot, but it's because he cannot seem to make up his own mind. He doesn't pay enough attention to his own distances, so he wants to use the same club everyone else is using, whether or not it's right for him.
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