Alan Baker wrote:
> In article<4xFvr.20733$x11....@newsfe21.iad>, Dutch<
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>> I used to be able to break 80 on the local courses but my knees are
>> shot. My career is down to a couple of drunk weekends a year :>)
>
> I'm nuts for the game and despite being short one ACL my left knee still
> works OK.
Oh yeah, if it was only the knees, I can cart it, but I also have
tendinitis in my left forearm, which if it flares up makes swinging
impossible.
I'm trying to get back to where I was a couple years ago:
> breaking 80 pretty regularly, personal best of 74,
My best was a 77 at Fraserview, in '95. That year I shot under 80 at
least once at every City course, odd because I was not striking the ball
particularly well that year but my short game was completely
unconscious. Since then I improved the rest of my game quite a bit, am
more consistent in every other aspect of the game, look like a hero on
the range, but can't score, have a hard time breaking 90.
> but working with a
> pro has actually made me worse...
Not surprising, I've had no success with lessons either. There's a huge
gap in quality among teaching pros. A few of my buddies signed up as a
group at UBC, they say it is a fantastic deal and the pro is the best.