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@AndyBurnhamGM derby day transport in GM 😩

INSANE IN THE BRAIN • Cypress Hill

@thegoat10 Not so much they still feel the need to do this, moreover whoever keeps doing this *still* doesn’t get the original joke!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 15 years plus on and they’re still hurting Viva Gary Cook

@northernassist any tips on how my daughter and I are to get back from the city match? New Mills Line #shambles

Day eleven of attempting to capture the essence of the abyss through a digital medium

@flushingitgolf Tom is box office. I’m all for it. Be more Tom

This putting the putter length down to say a putt should have been given thing is so lame. If it’s so short it should be given, then you should have no issue knocking them in. I’d be making them putt everything after that.

@angelavarndall @mariellaf1 @GWRHelp lol. Try travelling up norf. Yous darn there don’t know how good you have it

@mariellaf1 @GWRHelp GWR have to be the worst Trainline. I only went from Guildford to Blackwater yesterday afternoon but the train was late (often cancelled) very dirty, too full and polluting, en route to Reading.

New lows for ⁦@GWRHelp⁩ A first class advance ticket buys you a seat on floor outside the toilet in a train where it’s standing room from front to rear… I’m getting back in my car!

@adamyounggolf Ready. Enjoyed the two part pod btw 👍

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@siddharthvij_ UX

Yeah no one scores goals on the counter now anyways

Thread of cool maps you've (probably) never seen before 1. All roads lead to Rome

@Locati0ns @Leon_C ☝️👍

@OrsonRosas The WHS is a form guide, not a handicap

I'm currently a 10 handicap. Most of my counted differentials are in more recent rounds. I'm about to play five, new-to-me courses. At the end of this trip, will my handicap drop, stay the same, or increase?

@Top100Rick Absolutely. I remind my mates about it every Saturday 😄🫡

@Top100Rick I knocked a 25 footer on 18 for birdie and to halve our mates doubles game, back in March. There were maybe 30 people watching around the fence who clapped and cheered it in. Felt like winning the Open. 😄 Great place 👍

St Andrews - The Old Course #3/Top 100 World The Old Course. Possibly where golf was created and almost certainly where modern golf began, there is no more historic golf course. The big debate is whether the golf course is truly amazing or if history is what people truly love and admire. I don’t believe the two can be truly separated here or anywhere. Humans aren’t robots, we have hearts, and that’s a good thing. The golf course is truly the most unique I’ve ever played. Its ground is contoured beyond belief, it’s nowhere close to the flat course that you see on TV. The greens are insane, often giant and sloping. And when I say giant, I meant insanely big. The bunkering and gorse and rough locations are often mind boggling. While the strategy of “aim drives left” does work probably too often, there are so many mystery holes from the tee box. Course knowledge is a requirement, it’s the opposite of a course that is “in front of you”. The bunkers are insane, deep and some of the biggest you will find. The scale of the features are really hard to put into words. In fact, you can’t. While most won’t recognize most of the inland holes, due to the features not being as obvious on TV, 1,17, and 18 all instill an emotional excitement that is unmatched. 1 is maybe the easiest tee shot in golf, yeah my hands shook as I put the ball on the tee. 17 is simply the most exciting inland hole in the world. Is it because of history? Sure, it’s a factor. But it’s genius and difficult and brings a tension few holes do. I didn’t hit the hotel, but we heard and saw others do it. Are there flaws? Of course. This course wasn’t meant for this much play and this technology. You are frequently aiming into the direction of other players and the yell of “Fore” is constant. You actually criss cross at one point, causing safety issues and course slow downs. But the flaws become part of the charm. They will never be duplicated, nothing can ever be built like the Old. Having played it only once, all I can say is that I want to play it 100 more times. And even then, I don’t believe I’d truly know the course inside and out. Not sure you could play it and not learn something new every day. Is it the best course on earth? I don’t know and I don’t care. Is it the course I want to play again more than any other? YES. The most magical place in golf.

@adamyounggolf @Brenthebuyer Have you tried loosening your left grip, Adam? Usually works for me when struggling with the short stick. 👍

@Brenthebuyer Well, "not practicing putting" has been my strategy for the last 6 months and I have been horrific. 15-20 handicap level (when the rest of my game is +2 to +5 level)

Last night, I did something unheard of. I practiced putting. For a whole hour 😮 I did 100 putts from 12 foot, straight. Blocked practice. For each putt, I made sure to line it up like on the course, and do my full routine. Holed 97 of them. Today I played. Horrible. What I learned 🟢blocked practice sucks 🟢starting the ball online is not my issue 🟢a LAB putter is not going to help I’m still a little unsure of what the issue is. I think there was a high correlation with not committing to the line I had chosen and then missing on the side I adjusted to. I’m not a putting coach. However, I am good at creating processes for improvement. I will figure this out. And I will try to document my findings as I go through the process. Hopefully it can help someone else who is going through what I am with the short stick. It’s made the game less than enjoyable as of late.

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