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**vansVoish** · 09-18-2009, 06:23 PM

Playing for the first time with some low handicappers for skins, I hit my drive too far on a hard dogleg left. I was stymied by a huge sycamore tree that stood halfway between me and the pin. The pin was back right and the tree stood guard at the edge of a creek between me and the green. I was going to need a big, swinging hook that landed the front of the green and released back to the far right corner to have any chance. This thing came of the clubface as clean as a whistle, turning perfectly around the tree. I couldn't see it land, but from the whistles and "wow's", I knew it was good.

It landed 10ft below and left of the hole, ground-hooked toward the hole and left me an 18" straight uphill putt for birdie, which I made. One of these guys said, "That was Tigeresque." Proudest moment of my awful golf career.

09-18-2009, 06:23 PM	#5
vansVoish Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	Playing for the first time with some low handicappers for skins, I hit my drive too far on a hard dogleg left. I was stymied by a huge sycamore tree that stood halfway between me and the pin. The pin was back right and the tree stood guard at the edge of a creek between me and the green. I was going to need a big, swinging hook that landed the front of the green and released back to the far right corner to have any chance. This thing came of the clubface as clean as a whistle, turning perfectly around the tree. I couldn't see it land, but from the whistles and "wow's", I knew it was good. It landed 10ft below and left of the hole, ground-hooked toward the hole and left me an 18" straight uphill putt for birdie, which I made. One of these guys said, "That was Tigeresque." Proudest moment of my awful golf career.
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