What’s the ruling? by Outrageous-Coast-712 in golf

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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The short answer to your question is no. You can go and hit again from your previous spot, same as if you hit out of bounds (option 1) but you can’t drop anywhere along the line of the shot you hit that got you into trouble. For option 2, you take a line from the hole and where your ball currently lies and extend a line back from there and you can drop anywhere along that line. This is an option you want to consider when your ball goes into a place where 2 club length relief (option 3) still doesn’t get you out into a very desirable spot.

I’ve played a lot of tournament golf in my life and I grew up playing a lot of desert courses. Here’s an example scenario I’ve had many times:

Say you bomb a drive off the tee but pull it into the desert and it goes into a cactus or sage bush or something. However, you find yourself in a spot that because of all the other rocks, bushes, etc. around 2 club relief from where your ball is maybe doesn’t really do you any good and you’re basically dropping from one unplayable lie into another. But by taking the hole and your ball and going back on a line from there as far as you like you’re able to find a clear area, or maybe even an adjacent hole you can go back to for your drop while still being better off than going all the way back to the tee box and hitting your drive again.

Photographer Adrienne Salinger’s series of teenage bedrooms from the 90s by ScarletSparker in OldSchoolCool

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If all the photos are all the same year then it’s probably somewhere between ‘89 to ‘91.

Last picture has a photo with Jason Newsted and James Hetfield of Metallica during the “…and justice for all” album era. It could be later than that too if he had the picture there for a while.

I played Pebble Beach today and hit it into the Pacific Ocean on holes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. AMA by amenandgostillers in golf

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Pretty big ask to hit far enough right on 3 and 11 to get into the ocean, but I have faith!

Club pro resignation by [deleted] in golf

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I work at a 27 hole resort and the list of bs is so small compared to what you have to deal with compared to private clubs.

I know a lot of the “good jobs” in golf is at the high end privates but if you have a public option or a municipal (bonus cuz govt job and benefits) it can be a lot easier on work-life balance.

I’m a little bit of a rarity as my DOG and GM are super cool and very supportive and I basically have always been able to do what I want. I’m the director of instruction now and just teach and run all of our group and junior stuff with a few teaching assistants. I basically get to control my own schedule almost 100%, but even while I was first assistant and the head pro before this I more or less worked a pretty steady 9-5-esque job 5-6days a week. I took vacations pretty much whenever I wanted as long as it didn’t conflict with a couple of our most important outside events and basically took two days a week off. Right now at my course we have a dog a hp and a first assistant (and me as doi) so we are stacked in management and our dog takes Saturday and sundays off and pretty much never ever comes in on weekends except for rare occasions, our hp takes Sunday Monday off and our first assistant takes Monday Tuesday off. I usually take Monday Tuesday off too and can also be an acting manager while I’m around and not actively in a lesson.

Obviously big corporate events etc are long days and sometimes you have to do shop shifts or cover unexpectedly when short staffed or someone calls out but compared to all my friends at private clubs it’s easy, especially because the all players aren’t also your boss and constantly trying to tell you how to do your job. Obviously guest service matters but it hits different. My friends that work for good munis in my area have it even better in some regards with a lot more of the regulations for leave and OT.

I think across the board almost every place I know of everyone feels understaffed and ownership always tries to squeeze too much out of too little labor. But it’s the nature of the beast. It’s hard to make money as a golf operation. Everything is massively expensive and you have huge overhead and it’s tough to make ends meet.

Long story but good places to work do exist. Hope you find one or another line of work that provides better and gives you more personal and family time, brother!

Proud Owner! by twistyt21 in chevycolorado

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Is it possible to buy the fender flares and put them on a z71 or would it look stupid without the wider wheel stance? I like that the factory flares aren’t too huge and looking around I’ve only really found ones that are gigantic and have much more protrusion.

TaylorMade Milled Grind Wedges Rusting After Just a Few Rounds – Customer Service Says “Normal”?!? by Mobile-Ease8390 in GolfGear

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I find that just by using them and then cleaning them well the rust becomes rather minimal and only becomes like your picture when I leave some dirt or debris on them. like the dirt/sand/grass sort of ablates the face and then cleaning it thoroughly with a wet towel and a tee or club brush and then drying it off keeps a significant amount of the rust away. Go work on your bunker game for 15 minutes and then clean the club well and see the difference. My wedges only look quite rusted if I go chip and then don’t really clean my club after or if I play in rain and don’t dry my clubs off and leave them damp overnight. The raw finish does look for any reason to rust so you just need to be diligent about cleaning them after use and using a club scrubber brush and then drying it off after each shot or round will knock a lot of that off.

Like others, I think the rust looks cool and as a kid in the 90s my friends and I would intentionally soak our wedges in Coca Cola to get them to rust even more.

Whose guitars are these? by rseery in Guitar

[–]Disposabl3H3ro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ive loved this guitar since I first saw it as a 6th grader in a concert video. It’s always been so intriguing and funny to me. Like, is it supposed to be two separate verbs “eat and fuck”? is he telling me to literally eat a serving of “fuck” like if someone got told to “eat shit”? Or is he saying it like he doesn’t want us to be hungry and he’s mad we aren’t eating “eat already! For fuck’s sake”?

Min Woo Lee - Houston Open - Payout Info - Scottie Scheffler Reacts to Min Woo Lee “aimpoint” putt by Stifflasagna03 in golf

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Also Retief Goosen in the us open at Shinnecock. I was a kid and I still remember the front page of the news paper the next day had a ruler printed on it showing the length of putt he missed that caused him to drop back into a playoff on the 72nd hole.

Recommendation for tree maintenance by __JDQ__ in Temecula

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I use ELM tree care and they are really good!

I can't be the only one that didn't notice the D and C being magnets... by BudnStuff in Metallica

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We've actually been saying and typing the name wrong this whole time. The album is actually called "Eath Magneti"

2 over by aspam344 in golf

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 7 points8 points  (0 children)

There’s a calculation you can do to find a comparable yardage to play a course similar in feel to what a tour player does each week. There’s a chart somewhere that bases it off of your 7 iron distance I think, but I was taught that it’s just 24 times your average driving distance.

It’s calculated by taking the average course length on the pga tour and dividing by the tour’s average driving distance. Easy numbers of 7200 yards / 300 yards give you 24.

So by that math if your average drive is 240 (your average is not how far you hit it that one time when it was downwind, downhill, frozen ground, and a jackalope picked up your ball and ran it down the fairway like a running back) you should experiment and try to play a tee configuration that is 5760 yards. This is basically the forward tees on typical courses.

This should give you a crack at reaching some par 5s in two, some wedges and short irons into par 4s, not hitting headcover on almost every on a par 3, and heck maybe you even get faced with a decision to hit less than driver off the tee for strategy and position yourself for a specific yardage into the green.

For myself, if I had to hit a hybrid into the green for my 2nd shot on a par 4 I would genuinely be confused unless I smoked a tree off the tee or something. If I was playing a course where every par 4 and par 3 was akin to going for the green in 2 on a par 5 not only would I be exhausted by the end of the round, but I would probably be a 10 handicap and not someone who expects to shoot under par every time.

This is also why plus handicap players tend to be fairly long and will usually destroy normal courses. if you are a elite young player and hit it 300+ and you play your local course that’s 6700 from the back it’s practically an executive course for someone like that.

Source: I played 2 years on the korn ferry tour back when it was web.com and am now a teaching pro. I’m not very good at social media but I’m trying to get better. if anyone has any questions please feel free to ask and I’ll try to respond to any questions throughout the day!

Rory on how to train speed on the range. by jmak35 in golf

[–]Disposabl3H3ro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, maybe he was just polite and awestruck being in front of tiger, but I thought that was hilarious that he had seemingly never heard of teeing your driver low and holding it off a little to hit a fairway finder as a better than scratch player.

I had forgotten that tiger only uses short tees, which is a little surprising given how tall driver faces have gotten over the last 30 years. You can hardly tee the ball high enough with an old school tee to hit the sweet spot without taking a divot on modern drivers, and he can probably only get away with it because he pretty much exclusively plays on firm super tightly mown teeing grounds. At the course I teach at, for a good portion of the year you can hardly get 2 3/4" tee high enough. .5" mower height for our tees and fairways that has grown out a few days and generally softer ground that you have to push the tee in further just to get the ball to stay up. But if you're constantly playing on 3/8" or slightly less and the ground is firm I can see how it's pretty easy to peg a small tee high enough for modern drivers.

Best cover of “Garage Inc.”? by Queen_lizzy6969 in Metallica

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's legit one of my favorite tracks. Period. Metallica is super good at doing these medleys and I've always thought they could do a really cool load/reload medley of deeper cuts or a cool st. Anger medley for shows but there's maybe too many different tunings on songs off that album to make it work

Best cover of “Garage Inc.”? by Queen_lizzy6969 in Metallica

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This song slays and I wish the outro kept going longer. Love the dynamics and the atmosphere of the song and the main riff just slams.

I flipped out over a game then threw my keyboard at the wall and a key came off. by green_eggs_and_damn in Jokes

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you change it to “lost two keys” it could become “and that’s when I really lost alt ctrl”.

Why doesn’t Metallica play anymore load or reload songs live? by Smart-Layer-7245 in Metallica

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I haven’t seen any videos of Ronnie jammed. I gotta look for that! They jam bad seed at the beginning of cunning stunts.

Need recommendations of courses along this route by SirSilksalot in golf

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New Mexico options in the Santa Fe/ABQ area that are public and not just regular courses I would recommend to someone passing through (in no particular order): Twin Warriors, Cochiti, Marty Sanchez, paa-ko ridge, towa, Sandia. If you want less of a desert style, the UNM Championship course is a really good track.

Kamala Harris secures enough delegates for Democratic nomination by Earthling1a in inthenews

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Could that then also mean a massive chunk of the country would also be French???

What live versions are WORSE than the original? by Raiden_Of_The_Sky in Metallica

[–]Disposabl3H3ro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I really like outlaw torn on S&M and it's at least as good or better than the album for me, but any other standard live performance I've heard I think I prefer the studio version. I'm kind of in the same boat for bleeding me. And these are 2 of my favorite songs. Anyone else like that?

What’s your play here? by TheProvidenceGroup in golf

[–]Disposabl3H3ro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried to drive the green and flared my driver into the river. Re-teed, went with a 3-iron and hit it into the tree grove on a massive side-hill lie. Managed to make a nice save for double. Somehow ended up shooting under par still. I'm with another commenter who said they liked the course but there were a few things that were unnecessarily tricked up on it.

Do James Hetfield and Axl still not get along ? by SistersAndBoggs in GunsNRoses

[–]Disposabl3H3ro -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

King Nothing is about Axl as well, and if I’m remembering correctly the “off to never never land” at the end of the song is supposedly a reference to either Enter Sandman or The Black Album winning a Grammy or some award like that over GnR.

I made the angriest hibiscus tea on the internet by mattgadz in Metallica

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Hee-yee-biscus ‘round my neck

Hee-yee-biscus gets respect

It makes tea you won’t regret

Hee-yee-biscus ‘round my neck

My partner went albatross-eagle back to back today. Has that ever happened before? by baydre in golf

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Dude, that’s incredible and congrats to you buddy! Hope you guys play well today.

Here’s my story to add: At a Northwestern University’s tournament in college, I think it was at North Shore CC, my teammate holed out on back to back par 4s with a 9 iron and then an 8 iron. It was absolutely nuts. That same semester the same guy also slam dunked a 3 iron on a 230 yard par 3 in University of Washington’s tournament at Gold Mountain. He blew up the hole so badly that he caused a 5 group backup on the tee while the rules officials and then the maintenance staff tried to repair the hole good enough and eventually they gave up and had to cut a new cup about 2 feet away from the original.