Hole 10 is a Par 4 356m. I hit my drive straight into the bunker on the left and I pretty close to the lip of the bunker so I decided to just chip it out. I hit a decent iron at the green and had a chance to save par. It didn’t fall and I took a bogey to start. Hole 11 is a Par 3 176m. There’s water right so I try and stay left of it but come up short of the green. I hit the green with my chip and have a chance par. But I smashed my putt way past the hole, and it ended up further away than where I started. I missed the bogey putt and ended up taking a double. Hole 12 is a Par 5 484m. I pulled my drive to the left of the fairway, and I hit a 5-wood towards the green. I hit an 8-iron at the flag and gave myself a good chance at birdie. But again, I smashed my putt and ended up catching the hill and rolling miles away from the hole. My par putt back didn’t go anyway where close and neither did my bogey putt and I ended up taking another double. Hole 13 is a Par 4 332m. I’m back on track with my drives and this hits the fairway. My 8-iron hits the centre of the green and I have a putt for birdie here. Thankfully, it goes close enough and I tap in a par. Hole 14 is a Par 4 408m. I hit a good drive onto the fairway. But I am still a long way out so I hit a 4-iron at the green. It takes a bad hop and rolls into the sand bunker. You can some kangaroo footprints here beside my ball. I get it up and out and have a putt for par. It’s agonisingly close and I take a bogey. Hole 15 is a Par 5 505m. There’s water left so I stay right and find the fairway. I want to make the green in two so I hit my 3-wood, but completely top it and it rolls about 50 meters. I hit my 4-iron from here and it goes long over the back of the green. I hit a decent chip back towards the hole and try to save par. I miss it high and save take a bogey. Hole 16 is a Par 4 407m. I hook my driver left into the rough. I try to pitch it back onto the fairway but it doesn’t make it and I have to pitch it out of another section of rough. I hit a flop shot from the front of the green and have a chance at bogey. But it doesn’t come close and I take another double. Hole 17 is a Par 3 201m. I hit an iron and push it slightly right. I duff my chip and disastrously it rolls off the green and into the bunker. I get it out of the bunker and have a long putt for bogey. It doesn’t fall and I end up with a double here. Hole 18 is Par 4 450m. My drive rolls of the back of the raised fairway so I just chip it back onto into play. It leaves me with a 155m and I hit a 6 iron to within 10 feet for a par putt. It goes close but doesn’t fall and I take a bogey to finish. So, a bit of a disaster on the back nine, shooting 12 over par. With 4 double bogeys, 4 bogeys and only 1 par. But look that’s golf, I had a good front nine and I was pleased with how it went. Because of a scheduling situation I actually started this course at Hole 10 and played the back nine first, so it looks like I got all my bad golf out of my system and actually improved as I went around the course. I did break 90 which is good but I would like to try and play to a 10 handicap as my game improves. Overall, I really enjoyed playing this course and I would love to come back to play the Henley which is the second course at this facility and is very highly rated. As always, if you know a better course than this, let me know in the comments, and if you want to see more of Melbourne’s golf courses like and follow the channel.
If you fix/improve your putting you would shave multiple strokes off your score card. Get your head straight over the ball, that will level the bottom of the putter to the green surface. Try dropping a ball from just below your nose making sure it hits the ball that your putting, if it hits the other ball that means you've got your head straight over the ball. Also rotate both your shoulder blades when it putting motion.
How do you find future golf? I was thinking of joining but I can generally only play on weekends and I prefer Saturday mornings. Not sure if it is possible to get tee times at these courses at that time through FG?
It has been great for my needs. But I also play during weekdays, since not all courses are available on weekends, and some have specific tee times. If I was you, I'd message them on Instagram. Tell them your situation, and ask about the available courses in your area for weekend play.
@@lifewithg7139 Your hands and club head get too inside the line. There’s no one way to swing but I think you need to fix this. Here’s a good place to start ruclips.net/video/ePNBgHkcLlc/видео.htmlsi=zYkhCep7k0AcsNpo
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Hole 10 is a Par 4 356m. I hit my drive straight into the bunker on the left and I pretty close to the lip of the bunker so I decided to just chip it out. I hit a decent iron at the green and had a chance to save par. It didn’t fall and I took a bogey to start.
Hole 11 is a Par 3 176m. There’s water right so I try and stay left of it but come up short of the green. I hit the green with my chip and have a chance par. But I smashed my putt way past the hole, and it ended up further away than where I started. I missed the bogey putt and ended up taking a double.
Hole 12 is a Par 5 484m. I pulled my drive to the left of the fairway, and I hit a 5-wood towards the green. I hit an 8-iron at the flag and gave myself a good chance at birdie. But again, I smashed my putt and ended up catching the hill and rolling miles away from the hole. My par putt back didn’t go anyway where close and neither did my bogey putt and I ended up taking another double.
Hole 13 is a Par 4 332m. I’m back on track with my drives and this hits the fairway. My 8-iron hits the centre of the green and I have a putt for birdie here. Thankfully, it goes close enough and I tap in a par.
Hole 14 is a Par 4 408m. I hit a good drive onto the fairway. But I am still a long way out so I hit a 4-iron at the green. It takes a bad hop and rolls into the sand bunker. You can some kangaroo footprints here beside my ball. I get it up and out and have a putt for par. It’s agonisingly close and I take a bogey.
Hole 15 is a Par 5 505m. There’s water left so I stay right and find the fairway. I want to make the green in two so I hit my 3-wood, but completely top it and it rolls about 50 meters. I hit my 4-iron from here and it goes long over the back of the green. I hit a decent chip back towards the hole and try to save par. I miss it high and save take a bogey.
Hole 16 is a Par 4 407m. I hook my driver left into the rough. I try to pitch it back onto the fairway but it doesn’t make it and I have to pitch it out of another section of rough. I hit a flop shot from the front of the green and have a chance at bogey. But it doesn’t come close and I take another double.
Hole 17 is a Par 3 201m. I hit an iron and push it slightly right. I duff my chip and disastrously it rolls off the green and into the bunker. I get it out of the bunker and have a long putt for bogey. It doesn’t fall and I end up with a double here.
Hole 18 is Par 4 450m. My drive rolls of the back of the raised fairway so I just chip it back onto into play. It leaves me with a 155m and I hit a 6 iron to within 10 feet for a par putt. It goes close but doesn’t fall and I take a bogey to finish.
So, a bit of a disaster on the back nine, shooting 12 over par. With 4 double bogeys, 4 bogeys and only 1 par. But look that’s golf, I had a good front nine and I was pleased with how it went. Because of a scheduling situation I actually started this course at Hole 10 and played the back nine first, so it looks like I got all my bad golf out of my system and actually improved as I went around the course. I did break 90 which is good but I would like to try and play to a 10 handicap as my game improves. Overall, I really enjoyed playing this course and I would love to come back to play the Henley which is the second course at this facility and is very highly rated. As always, if you know a better course than this, let me know in the comments, and if you want to see more of Melbourne’s golf courses like and follow the channel.
If you fix/improve your putting you would shave multiple strokes off your score card. Get your head straight over the ball, that will level the bottom of the putter to the green surface. Try dropping a ball from just below your nose making sure it hits the ball that your putting, if it hits the other ball that means you've got your head straight over the ball. Also rotate both your shoulder blades when it putting motion.
@@tacticalgrump3282 I must get a few lessons and see what happens. My biggest struggle is reading the greens.
How do you find future golf? I was thinking of joining but I can generally only play on weekends and I prefer Saturday mornings. Not sure if it is possible to get tee times at these courses at that time through FG?
It has been great for my needs.
But I also play during weekdays, since not all courses are available on weekends, and some have specific tee times.
If I was you, I'd message them on Instagram. Tell them your situation, and ask about the available courses in your area for weekend play.
Fix your take away!
@@timmcgrath9708 what’s wrong with it ?
@@lifewithg7139 Your hands and club head get too inside the line.
There’s no one way to swing but I think you need to fix this.
Here’s a good place to start
ruclips.net/video/ePNBgHkcLlc/видео.htmlsi=zYkhCep7k0AcsNpo