September 12, 2023 At 12:33 PM By Chuck Z
Abdon MNorthern California (because it's a big state)
Guy WStatesville, NC
Don OMadison, WI
Chuck ZMt Pleasant, SC
September 13, 2023 At 12:44 AM
Hoping the best for you, Chuck. Not sure what defines super senior tees, but under 6000 yards is as much as I can handle to keep a GIR a possibility. The 70’s aren’t being kind to our games. Take care so we can all se you in Scottsdale.
Frank PPort St. Lucie, FL
September 13, 2023 At 10:53 AM
Fred LCenterport,NY
Jonathan SmithCharlotte, NC
Ron TGrapevine, TX
BHershmanPalm Beaches
Jim SEast Point, GA
Andrew ACharlotte, NC
Dale VSurprise AZ
September 13, 2023 At 07:28 PM
We have 5 sets of tees on our courses; black, blue, white, gold, red. I often bounce around between the white and gold depending on who I am playing with or whether I want to hit more long irons or short irons that day. Nothing wrong with moving up and enjoying the game. Maybe you can work on a more wrist henge swing and use less spine twisting. Sure, you will loose a bit of speed but it might get you a few more years of golf enjoyment. Take care and see you in November.
Edward KWesley Chapel, FL
Erich FNY
September 18, 2023 At 09:35 PM
Good luck Chuck, wishing you success and a speedy recovery.
Dave NDade City, FL
September 21, 2023 At 01:38 PM
Interesting. I read 5 iron x 36. For 160 yards, that’s a 5760 yards. Granted I use a hybrid for a 5 iron, but when the second set of tees for the shorter men’s play are 6100, Houston, we have a problem.
greg pChicago 'burbs, IL
Rob RChicago, IL
Marcus LRapid City, SD
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