I'm a lefty marra and you get the same selection of clubs as the weirdo right handers get. You might have to pay a little extra and wait a couple extra weeks for delivery tho. I bought cobra radspeed irons last year and they are fantastic clubs.
Cruden Bay is a belter. My favourite holes are generally like the 5th where you hit your tee shot from an elevated dune and the remainder of the hole is played through a valley of dunes. I played it five days in a row and never made a par but I still loved the hole.
I'll come back and tell you I birdied it, even if I take a 9.
There is a fish and chip shop on the harbour at Peterhead that was excellent when we visited about ten years ago. The menu was variations of Haddock & Chips and that was it. The opening hours were absolutely daft and something like 4 am to 6 pm. A bit of research has informed me that it is The Dolphin Cafe.
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That's good feedback from the pro, sounds like you had a little bit of a weak grip and from that every thing you do from there is catching up and making the most of what will be a hard to control swing. Small changes to any part of the swing, even from just gripping the club can be really strange to start. Get yourself back to the pro once a month and have him give you things to work on. You'll come on quick if you do.
Never going back to hybrids... I don't know what it is about them but I just have no confidence with them. Already hitting my 4i and 3i better than I ever hit the hybrids.... but I have set up lessons with the pro so we will see how that works out.That's good feedback from the pro, sounds like you had a little bit of a weak grip and from that every thing you do from there is catching up and making the most of what will be a hard to control swing. Small changes to any part of the swing, even from just gripping the club can be really strange to start. Get yourself back to the pro once a month and have him give you things to work on. You'll come on quick if you do.
Changing hybrids for probably the hardest clubs to hit in a blade, braver man than me, you'll be back to hybrids sooner than you think
If you can hit a 3 or 4 iron blade better than a hybrid then you have time to make the champions tour yet
at my age it would be the seniors... I don't know what it is about the hybrids, they just never clicked, I then rented a set on holiday and the 3i 4i combo just played so right... It's not like I am booming the irons huge distances (or any club really), but I just get a much cleaner contact. I even dropped my 5w for a 2i (that one is a little trickier to hit, but new so I am going to practice that one).If you can hit a 3 or 4 iron blade better than a hybrid then you have time to make the champions tour yet
got my new irons (ping g425) in december and still not used to the distances yet. hitting them much further than my old irons .
I cant for rhe life of me use my hybrid like(csllaway xr), fortunately kept my old 4i when I gave my old irons away, probably my favourite clubIf you can hit a 3 or 4 iron blade better than a hybrid then you have time to make the champions tour yet
To be honest it took me a good while to get used to hitting one, it was in the bag then out, then back in and now in for good. Dropped the 4i and 3i for a 4hy.I cant for rhe life of me use my hybrid like(csllaway xr), fortunately kept my old 4i when I gave my old irons away, probably my favourite club
I had a cheap Dunlop one previously that I could use, but the face was flat like an iron
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f***ing bandit.
Keep it going mate, the key to lower scores is making sure you don't 2 bad shots in a row. If you mess up, take your medicine and get it back into play
