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Yesterday, I was hitting the ball really well. Good drives, clean iron shots, and even putting well. A lot of shots gave me a great feeling of accomplishment. But my favorite shot by far yesterday was on a 330 yd par 4. I hit a 220 drive on the left side of the fairway and was sitting 110 yds out uphill. I took my 10 iron (ask Callaway) and hit a beauty. Perfect ball, sky rocket high, that marked 3 ft in front of the pin. As I walked up to green, my ball sat 3 inches from the stick staring at me, saying "where have you been, I've been waiting for you. Come tap me in." It was a great birdie, but the feeling of the shot even before I knew it was that close was euphoric. This is definitely my favorite feeling in golf, a perfect full iron shot that lands exactly where you want it to on the green. What is your favorite feeling?
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I have to agree that a flushed iron shot that lands close to or in the hole can't be beat. I made an eagle today from 81 yards out that was the best feeling ever. It was about the same feeling I think I would have on a hole-in-one. I wish I could feel that more often! I've never holed out from that far out before.
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Yesterday, I was hitting the ball really well. Good drives, clean iron shots, and even putting well. A lot of shots gave me a great feeling of accomplishment. But my favorite shot by far yesterday was on a 330 yd par 4. I hit a 220 drive on the left side of the fairway and was sitting 110 yds out uphill. I took my 10 iron (ask Callaway) and hit a beauty. Perfect ball, sky rocket high, that marked 3 ft in front of the pin. As I walked up to green, my ball sat 3 inches from the stick staring at me, saying "where have you been, I've been waiting for you. Come tap me in." It was a great birdie, but the feeling of the shot even before I knew it was that close was euphoric. This is definitely my favorite feeling in golf, a perfect full iron shot that lands exactly where you want it to on the green. What is your favorite feeling? |
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I have to agree that a flushed iron shot that lands close to or in the hole can't be beat. I made an eagle today from 81 yards out that was the best feeling ever. It was about the same feeling I think I would have on a hole-in-one. I wish I could feel that more often! I've never holed out from that far out before. |
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I have to agree that a flushed iron shot that lands close to or in the hole can't be beat. I made an eagle today from 81 yards out that was the best feeling ever. It was about the same feeling I think I would have on a hole-in-one. I wish I could feel that more often! I've never holed out from that far out before. |
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When you drop a 40+ foot bomb on the green. I absolutely love the feel of contact on the putter and watching the trundling roll with hope, bliss for me. |
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A stuck iron shot or crushed driver feels nice, but my favourite feeling on the course is the long bomb of a putt. When you're on the opposite side of the green from the cup and hole a 60+ foot putt, it's just amazing to me (especially when for bird or eagle). I'd bet it would depend on each person's weak part of their game; those terrible putters (like me) get most pumped with a long putt, those short and/or crooked hitters love the long straight drive, and those not used to hitting it close love those iron shots.
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This!!!
I have to agree that a flushed iron shot that lands close to or in the hole can't be beat. I made an eagle today from 81 yards out that was the best feeling ever. It was about the same feeling I think I would have on a hole-in-one. I wish I could feel that more often! I've never holed out from that far out before. |
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