As some of you may know, I hate golf. It's a stupid game, played by dumb ****ing idiots.
So what do you do when you hate the game and it does nothing but frustrate the living shit out of you? Yes that's right, you start playing with the opposite hand, just so you can be completely and utterly sure that it's equally as stoopid from both sides of the ball.
After seeking clarification from Golf Australia about how exactly a dual sided handicap works, I got permission from the Cairns GC Match Committee to proceed with obtaining and playing with a right-handed handicap. From late Feb to the weekend just passed I got 3 rounds in, starting with a 91, the second round of 92, and finally the third round of 89. Consistency is going well, at least.
So I haven't figured it out yet, but obviously the starting GA Point will be somewhere around the 16-17 mark. A comfortable shot a hole.
So within this thread I'll detail my journey, my ups and downs (there's not a lot of them, my chipping is ****ing putrid), any bag changes, and any practice I do (highly unlikely) in order to get down to the magical single digits. Join me, won't you?
As a kicking off point, here is the bag I employed for round 1.
The only changes made was a Cobra Fly-Z with ProLaunch Blue Driver for round 2, and a TaylorMade M2 (the shaft escapes me) Driver for round 3.
Off we go....