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29 December 2006
It's been a month, but finally the Corporate Golfer renewed his acquaintance with the nearby driving range. After getting past the sales-ladies trying to hawk membership to the range, he set up shop at the quietest part of the range (it's good to be modest). Armed with his knowledge of how to grip the shaft, he achieved the following results.
Hook |
Straight |
Slice |
Total |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
Solid |
16 (18%) |
23 (26%) |
11 (12%) |
50 (56%) |
Short |
18 (20%) |
12 (13%) |
9 (10%) |
39 (44%) |
Total |
34 (38%) |
35 (39%) |
20 (22%) |
89 (%) |
It's handy to have something to compare to...so here's the previous month's driving range results...
Hook |
Straight |
Slice |
Total |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
Solid |
5 (7%) |
11 (16%) |
12 (18%) |
28 (42%) |
Short |
11 (16%) |
17 (25%) |
11 (16%) |
39 (58%) |
Total |
16 (24%) |
28 (42%) |
23 (34%) |
67 (100%) |
The good news is that the number of shots being hit solid increased from 42% to 56%. The number of straight shots decreased marginally, while the tendency to slice at the previous session reversed to a tendency to hook (which on average over the two practise sessions gives a straight shot!).