Blake Callaghan retweeted
Most people are aimed 50 yards off target and they have no idea why
You line up to your toes but we play golf with open feet right foot about 20 degrees left foot about 45 so when you put a club across your toes it looks open but your heels are actually square
Most guys flare their feet then aim their toes which closes their whole alignment and on a 250 yard drive that tiny 11 degree offset sends you almost 50 yards right of the flag
Alignment has to be taken on your heels not your toes program your eyes so when it looks open you know its actually square
Get this right and everything else in the swing starts working
DM me the word alignment and Ill send you the full setup guide for free
IMO Yes It has.
Reasons
People have changed. Very few people care about anyone except themselves.
Our obsession pace of play.
No one teaches new golfers etiquette.
Has golf lost its sense of etiquette? 🤔
Tom Irwin climbs onto the soapbox to deliver a passionate and thought-provoking critique of golf’s changing standards 👀
Full episode out now on your preferred channels 🎧: vist.ly/5qucs
Have a great trip
It’s like a ‘first day of school’ pic but it’s really ‘first day of offseason’….which really means I’m heading to 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
See you never!!
#Carne #Belmullet ✔️✔️ #BeerMe
IMO part of this is on Clarke's partner he could have made Hodgson move or slow down by staying in his lane.
A fun track to play.
Was cruising along at @PrestwickGC @prestwickgcpro today until 14, 15 and 16 did me in. Was robbed of a birdie on 17. Such is life.
IMO distance has very little to do with handicap. The distances below are very close to mine from 1980 to 2000 when I was a 5 handicap.
How far 20-handicap golfers hit every club in the bag 🏌️
Data: @shotscope
Played your course Aug 30 this year. A long week in Southport played IMO the 8 best courses in area. Yours was fantastic. I put your course 2nd of the 8. Loved it.
Anyone who goes to the Golf coast. Wallasey is a must play.
Played there Aug 29th this year. loved it. Thank you
Loved it. It was on tap as a regular and as extra cold My friend and I drank the extra cold all week.
He died Thursday. I am going to LCBO to bye some and have a cold one and remember my friend.
Slàinte mhath.
Pronounced slan-je-vah. It's Gaelic, and it means good health. It's how we say cheers in Scotland.
This is Tennent's. The most popular lager in Scotland.
Lots of us love it. Others turn their nose up at it.
What did you drink when you were in Scotland, and what did you think of the Tennent's?





































