Anyway to inspire ourself to go range?

hmmm....

no one mention the end result? i played 93 after all those "birdies & par's" sigh... more like a king of upside down then up & down.. whahahaha

SS, i need more inspirational books... anymore?

Ssquirrel wrote:

jake also forget to mention he "heng heng" got par-birdie-par on front and back 9

Oh! tats very "heng"!!!


Before I go green, I always pray to toa peh kong in the morning for me to be heng, but seldom "heng" so many holes ba...

jaketang wrote:

hmmm....

no one mention the end result? i played 93 after all those "birdies & par's" sigh... more like a king of upside down then up & down.. whahahaha

SS, i need more inspirational books... anymore?

Bro.. you're going to BKK... what more inspiration you need; let alone books???

Just out of curiosity, how many balls do you hit on average per visit to the range? I average 150 balls per visit.

Ssquirrel wrote:

jaketang wrote:

hmmm....

no one mention the end result? i played 93 after all those "birdies & par's" sigh... more like a king of upside down then up & down.. whahahaha

SS, i need more inspirational books... anymore?

Bro.. you're going to BKK... what more inspiration you need; let alone books???

i am in BKK right now...

well need some books after the game on 21st.... bad...
can see myself teeing with you guys again... too intimidating......................

Winston wrote:

Just out of curiosity, how many balls do you hit on average per visit to the range? I average 150 balls per visit.

Same here.

Winston wrote:

Just out of curiosity, how many balls do you hit on average per visit to the range? I average 150 balls per visit.

As Toa Payoh Range oni sell by 100s..
I play either 200s or 300s.

Recently I played 300s.. cos I missed the range, the balls & my clubs so much!

i think i must have played like 250 irons shots yesterday, chipped 100 at least and got probably another 100 drivers...

the balls keep coming...and we stayed there for hours...

Think having friends around would help you hit more balls

Wa seh!
u hit 450 balls!!!!
Is this a marathon or wat..

My fingers & arms confirm break ah..

we got one good friend...always shoot 110s...suddenly for 2 days, he hit 500 balls each. And the next weekend he got a 95 from blue tee at pulai spring.

So... i think it will help

guys, i think visualization works.....

but not for putting....

Roystonnn wrote:

Wa seh!
u hit 450 balls!!!!
Is this a marathon or wat..

My fingers & arms confirm break ah..

I've said before... going to the range is useful but while practice makes perfect, practice also makes permanent. Simply, if you are doing something wrong repeatedly, it will soon become a bad habit which you'll have difficulty breaking.

Technospaz wrote:

Roystonnn wrote:

Wa seh!
u hit 450 balls!!!!
Is this a marathon or wat..

My fingers & arms confirm break ah..

I've said before... going to the range is useful but while practice makes perfect, practice also makes permanent. Simply, if you are doing something wrong repeatedly, it will soon become a bad habit which you'll have difficulty breaking.

couldnt agree more.....

KOD!

which is why each time you go must have an objective

jaketang wrote:

guys, i think visualization works.....

but not for putting....

You just didn't visualize enuff!

if tinkering with the swing, better to hit more balls...but good to have camera / mirrors / training aids to review your swing in between and immediately tweek it a bit, then ingrain some feeling after hitting lots of balls.

if need to continue after a few days (or 1 week later) usually go back to the same old swing.

But i have to say, hitting lots of balls AT THE RANGE may not be as useful. The ground is alway perfectly flat, hard surface and easy to align.

This weekend I may want to go down to turf city to try.

sunny wrote:

which is why each time you go must have an objective

I agree. Excessive training, without objective will eventually create bad habits to ur swing.

I always see JL train. She don't hit a lot but she knows what she wants to achieve.

ping ping wrote:

sunny wrote:

which is why each time you go must have an objective

I agree. Excessive training, without objective will eventually create bad habits to ur swing.

I always see JL train. She don't hit a lot but she knows what she wants to achieve.

I hear you and totally agree.....I should also start to range now after 6months range layoff....just wondering which range you go too....? Hope to drw insipration

Duval_S wrote:

ping ping wrote:

sunny wrote:

which is why each time you go must have an objective

I agree. Excessive training, without objective will eventually create bad habits to ur swing.

I always see JL train. She don't hit a lot but she knows what she wants to achieve.

I hear you and totally agree.....I should also start to range now after 6months range layoff....just wondering which range you go too....? Hope to drw insipration

MBGC - Many Boys Go Chiong!

spp xmm in bay in front of me...

club waggling, butt wriggling...

wah law ... which range? Marina Bay?

ha nor ha nor

Please lah, golf is a gentlemen's game.....

Pssst MC.... can tell me usually which levels are they on?

If xmm is your inspiration to go to the range, Marina Bay really have a lot. And they dun really care about dress code.

Enjoy the view. hehe ^^

ping ping... where u go and range usually?