Not the wrong club no

It was more the reaction

Drives me mad when i hit my 3 wood 270 instead of 250

i do that all the time ;-) haahaahaaaa totally relatable!

Its relatable to strike badly only to find the ball on the green next to the flag :D

I mean it did tho. The grass when it’s that thick can easily catch your club and force a shank.

@@chrisd6736 with his swing speed?!?! If you look closely at his shaft at address and just before impact the grass wasn't a factor.

@@lafawnduh1543 I mean ya super thick grass can ruin any shot. That’s why they try not to hit it into the rough lol. We could argue about it all day as to what caused this particular shank. All I’m saying is that grass was a factor.

@@chrisd6736 you have no idea what you're talking about, just shut up

Pretty sure he was just placing the chunk he hit out of the ground back in

Update: it didn’t

There's a simple solution: Keep the ball on the fairway.

​@johnanthony6092 yes but impossible to do every shot, every round

​@@thelovepools4102 Don't hit the driver on narrow fairways. Play something like 5 iron-5 iron instead. A 5 iron from the fairway into the green is much easier that hitting your second shot from deep, wet rough following an errant shot with the driver. Most golfers are mid handicap or higher; stop trying to play scratch golf. You have a handicap for a reason. Next time you play, try a challenge. Leave the big clubs at home. Take (say) a 3 or 4 hybrid, 6 iron, 8 iron, wedge, sand iron and putter. You'll be surprised how well you play.

@johnanthony6092 was having a killer round a few days ago. I was only +1 starting on hole 8 and literally a 5 iron would have done me a lot better on that hole which is a super tight fairway. Hit a lost ball with driver. My draw didn't kick in and instead it was a fade into trees and junk. You basically have to drive to reach in 2 on that hole and my best record on course is +4. I'll try the 5 hybrid next time. I ended up with a 9 on hole 8, ouch. Was +7 after 9 holes on a par 4 and 3s course. Could have pulled out a +3 or +4 keeping the driver out on that fairway so yes I like where your head is at! My goal is to shoot par there eventually though so I may eventually have to drive hole 8 or hit my 7 wood a little farther. Tough call. It's a hard dog leg right but you need to drive 215 uphill to have a clear shot at green

@@thelovepools4102 Course management is important; it really can shave many strokes off your round. Also, don't worry too much about bogeys. Some holes are tough and bogey can be a good score for a handicapper. Just try and make birdie on an easier hole to make up for it.

And that was just in this morning's round! 😂😂😂

More than that, golf is hard haha

And pros recover like mothers.

His swing is so odd at the top, its just a matter of probability that those things will happen at some point. There's about 50 degrees of readjustment

Well you got the confidence part of the game down. It’s a tightrope though because overconfidence will ruin you.

Eventually Darth Shank battles every Jedi.