Any GOLFERS out there? Lets see pics. of your sets in your car.
 

I was really surprise i could fit my golf clubs in my trunk, with the exception of my Driver, I will post pictures soon

I been Golfing about 2 years now and Average score in the 100-110 Range. Average Driving Range is 200-230. My Strongest aspect of my game is Iron, Putting, and Driver. My Weakest is Chipping. If your any good at chipping give me tips please =D

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I usually just put the back seat down and throw my clubs in that way. They'll slide around though if you hit corners too fast.

lol golf.. aint nobody got time for that

I love golf. Haven't had a set of clubs in a while so I've barely played in the last two years. My average scores are around the 110 mark but I love how much room there ALWAYS is to improve.

I'll be getting a new set this year and playing more frequently.

Is your second car a Jaguar?

I used to golf until I broke my putter across my knee....

Seriously, I gave up golf when I managed to hit water...

....behind me...

....off of a tee.

I learned how to play golf as a kid and learned how frustrating it can be.

So I don't go looking to play golf, but if enough people ever wanted to hit the links, I'd have no problem with that. It can be quite relaxing, if you're casually playing though, in the early morning with fresh air, dew on the grass or sometime in a late summer afternoon before dusk with a beer.
Damn now I kind of want to go golfing.

The there are 5-6 holes that is relaxing, and the rest can be so frustrating. But that what makes me love the game, I want to strive to be better. Iam teaching my friends how to play golf too, I love how frustrated they get, because they thought it was an easy game to learn.


I did have the back seat down, but it looks so much neater with it closed.I always carry my golf clubs and a fishing pole in my FRS. you never know when you have a perfect day to sit back and relax. And give a little bit of extra traction.

How's your knee? i always manage to knock my putter on my ankle. Painful...

I am still learning as well, but for chipping, treat it like a putter and let the club elevate the ball for you. Imagine the club head to angle down a bit, and follow through.

You can cheese a little bit by using a 7 iron so the ball elevates enough to clear the turf on to the green, but much easier to control when the ball does not elevate too high and incorporate back spin. I try to putt as much as possible if I am closer to the green.