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It’s the same process as a standard grip, you put layers underneath it makes the jumbo bigger diameter

The rules are there to help, take advantage of

Surely not 😱😱

@darrenarbergolf 🤣🤣🤣 never...at least never knowingly 👍

Your welcome

You are very welcome.

You are very welcome, it’s a great sport very rewarding. You get out what you put in. Look forward to getting more comments from you

Great spot…

@@darrenarbergolf Just needs sweeping off 👍

You are welcome mate.

Removing a graphite is slightly different, you need to pull rather than twisting.

Happy to help, the thrill of pitching it in doesn’t stop no matter how many times you do it 👍👍

It’s been my backyard for the last 35 years mate.

@@darrenarbergolf an mine for thirty 😔

You got some lovely facilities at your new club which I am sure your game will benefit from.

@@darrenarbergolf Theyre really trying Darbs. New nets going in for warm up, new short game area, improvements to the three practise grounds. An awful lot of work going on 👍👍👍 I'm too old to be improving now but for the Juniors Nick is bringing through...School holidays will be brilliant for them 👍

@@KentnDebi It is great to hear, will allow golfers especially, young golfers develop

You will be fine, take it steady I am sure you will be fine.

I’ve had one recently thst wanted to keep the grip because it matched the set as it had brand name on, It was still in reasonable condition. It has squally happens if the grip is relatively new.

Thank you for your support, really appreciate it. Get a few morning club repair ones over the winter.

Greenkeeping has come on leaps and bounds along with the equipment that is now readily available to help improve the playing surfaces.

@@darrenarbergolf Yet, funnily enough...a pedestrian mower is the best way to cut a green, given no time constraints or labour issues...

@@KentnDebi correct, however that is general the issue at many club who don’t have the staff to carry out such cutting daily. The demand on green-staff makes time management key to what practices can be carried out.

@@darrenarbergolf AGREED 👍 it's a constant balancing act

@KentnDebi members clubs need a group to f willing volunteers like yourself to help out on the less green keeping side of the things. This in turn allows the highly skilled professionals to focus on key areas as well as the agronomy side of things.

Felt like I was going round In circles

Couldn’t manage a lime and soda

@@darrenarbergolf Lifes hard 😉

Ot is mate 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you, gotta get your hands dirty sometimes.

It might match the set you have o the rest, it maybe relatively new. Many try to keep superstroke putter grips which are quite expensive.

I'm about to change to jumbo max grips. Will keep the old ones in case they don't work out.

@MichaelParker-zs5yl that’s a great call.

You do, which I think I forgot to say in the video.

Cheers mate, a club is made up of a collective of people who work hard for the success of the club, I am just a small cog in that wheel.

That’s for another day

Let’s hope so, obviously not as fit as I need to be 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you, gotta do your bit.

Thank you really glad it is of help.

🤣🤣🤣🤣.

Thank you for the comments, in the grand scheme of things I’m ok at golf. Thank you for the compliment Good golfing.

You would have to make it 6 on the Norton for plus 4, if you have some callipers to measure size would help gauge the size. Should be 1.025” 2 inch from grip cap.

Thank you

Once you start you cannot stop him.

@@darrenarbergolf Like a little clockwork toy 🙂

@KentnDebi no he doesn’t stop.

Don’t like sticking it down vent, aids the odd stone down the shaft 🙈👍

@@darrenarbergolf Maybe the TourStick would work for you Darbs 😉

Happy to help, hope it helps your game.

Thank you for the feedback, I really hope it helps your golf.

Everyone has there own opinion. It’s all about creating feeling and getting a key which helps implement change.

It’s like Harry Penick’s magic move in his little red book, right elbow, left heel

The step drill might help, have done a video on that a couple of weeks ago.

Thank you.

You are welcome, hope it helps the game.

The swing can be complicated enough without trying to complicate it even further.

Hi Mike, hope you are well. I use standard wood pegs and tee it down. I thought they were a worldwide standard. I advice lots of new golfers to use graduated tees to help create some consistency. I used persimmon to start with Gary player blades.

It is worth a try mate.

@@darrenarbergolf Anything is worth a try...coming into winter season should give me time to break it all down and rebuild, once again 🤣🤣🤣

@@KentnDebi winter is a great time to get on the practice ground and work on your game without the pressure of competition

@@darrenarbergolf Plans are to improve the short game practise area at Ogden so that will suit me down to the ground 👍

@KentnDebi short game is the key to lowering your scores. Having great short game facilities is a massive help.

I will try and do a video for you and work out a solution which you can use.

@@darrenarbergolf wow thank you.

There is a white line around it, I should have taken a shot which made it more visible sorry By having the white line it clearly defines the area, which makes it easier on the golfer. A club may identify problem areas on the course without any lines with the use of a local rule. For example the dirt patches that are on x Green are deemed abnormal course conditions and should your ball come to rest on or if your line putt is affected relief can be obtained -(rule 16. Abnormal course conditions)

@darrenarbergolf Thank you for the reply. I'm my case there was no white line so I checked with a staff at the club house who started since there was no local rule I had to play as is. So I was confused as to why there was a golf rule for abnormal condition if the green is suppose to be green with grass, not a patch dirt area on the green where you are forced to putt over uneven patchy dirt. Made no sense to me but that's what he told me. I always felt the greens are suppose to have grass, even if it's brown I wouldn't have mind, but numerous dirt patches in a 2 foot area should be a no brain to get line of relief.

I am sure if you speak with the Greens chair about the situation, they will explore what can be done whilst the situation recovers.

Yes they can be, but the more trainer style have a wide front of the shoe.

@@darrenarbergolf The Tour360's in a wide still needed breaking in for me. The good thing is that Adidas use good quality, supple leather that moulds to your feet quickly 👍

@KentnDebi I’ve worn 360 for as long as I can remember, these are the first ones where they have t crippled me for first few rounds. Blister plasters

Trainer is definitely more comfortable, but I’m more of a structured shoe type of player.

@@darrenarbergolf Personally, the structured shoe looks better, smarter.

@vincebutler1121 I think if I started playing now I think I would be trainer style. But I find my feet moving too much in trainer style when compared to more traditional.