[SeftyJokipl]

My tendency is to over club. I try to be realistic about my distances and realize I won't hit a particular club flush every time.

What is your tendency?

[Fouttysotlalf]

Under. I know how far I'm supposed to hit.

[Todilrdc]

Under.

[Assunkkensatt]

I would say under but usually after the 8th hole I figure out that im coming up short and start over clubbing everything.

[kertionderf]

I always under club, but since I started playing on the sim this Winter - I'm making better club choices. I hope to carry that new knowledge outside.

[8cyVn4RJ]

I tend to under club a lot but when I an torn between two clubs, then I will over club!

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[DrBrightonone]

Usually under, but I get surprised sometimes and catch a flyer. My tendency is to stretch a short club rather than try to lay off a longer one.

[Bondjrno]

underclub... but it's rational.

For most of the courses I play at, it's FAR better to be 5 yards short than 5 yards long.

[Gintovtosik]

over.....its when my perfect swing seems to magically appear. it seems to know this whenever I decide to take more club

[CindyLavender]

Golf clubs = under club. I think 90% of amateurs overestimate their distance. Me included.

Women = I usually manage to over club. No clue how.

[Fouttysotlalf]

Women = I usually manage to over club. No clue how.

[SeftyJokipl]

Golf clubs = under club. I think 90% of amateurs overestimate their distance. Me included.

Women = I usually manage to over club. No clue how.

Yes, men do have a tendency to over estimate their distance. I don't know how many times I've found some guy's golf ball 40 yards behind where he thought he drove the golf ball. Or, hearing on approach shots: I mishit it.

Women seem to be more realistic.

[JJascaxal]

Really depends on where the trouble is for me.

Trouble long I'll under club a touch.
Trouble short then I'll take an extra club and make sure I get there.

[AlexanderPalamayr]

With every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction! I usually see-saw for the first few holes before getting myself honed in. I usually try to play it shorter than longer because most of the greens I play have a high backside of the green with a steep drop-off after entering the rough.



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[JJascaxal]

To get myself into a round I like to take one extra club and hit 3/4 shots.
Easier to control the distance and flight plus I often hit them cleaner than full shots.

[Goalseexere]

I come up short of the green more often than I am over the green. Although I was over the green more this past year than I have been in previous years, so that's something.

[PymnImmen]

the last few rounds I remember playing....I recall be worried about under clubbing so I compensated. but then as I found my groove at about the 7th hole.....i started finding myself long.

I suppose if I would consistently PLAY GOLF....this wouldn't be an issue.

[poRmawayncmop]

This another one of those "it depends" questions. It depends on what I'm trying to do with the shot and where the trouble lies. On a typical approach, if the pin is back, I want to be no more than pin high, so if I'm between clubs, my tendency is to under club. If the pin is front, then I don't want to be short of the green if I can help it so my tendency would be to over club slightly. But I also don't want an impossible putt from a higher tier either, so how much I'd over club depends on the green contours. If there is a hazard in front then my best plan to a front pin is to definitely lean toward the long side.

If I'm planning a lay up, then I'll usually under club because I want to lay up, not lay in. I see too many players try to cozy it up too close to the trouble, like that last 5-10 yards is going to make a difference.

[Goalseexere]

This another one of those "it depends" questions. It depends on what I'm trying to do with the shot and where the trouble lies. On a typical approach, if the pin is back, I want to be no more than pin high, so if I'm between clubs, my tendency is to under club. If the pin is front, then I don't want to be short of the green if I can help it so my tendency would be to over club slightly. But I also don't want an impossible putt from a higher tier either, so how much I'd over club depends on the green contours. If there is a hazard in front then my best plan to a front pin is to definitely lean toward the long side.

If I'm planning a lay up, then I'll usually under club because I want to lay up, not lay in. I see too many players try to cozy it up too close to the trouble, like that last 5-10 yards is going to make a difference.

Not really Fourputt. Simple question. Do you usually hit it farther or shorter than you intended? Regardless of what you want to do with the shot there's a distance you want it to go. (Or a range you want to land it in). Are you short of that or past that?

[triardwonvada]

I tend to do both. If I thought the reply button would not send me an error message I would explain why......lol