Lex said:
223 yd 6 iron?
Yupp, hole was slightly downhill.
Vesper said:
@Westley
That explains it! I was 150 out with a pitching wedge in the rough and bombed it well over the green. I’m a driving range-trained golfer so I know very little of these tricks.
Identifying a flyer lie is a skill in and of itself. Not always easy. Club selection is a very very important part of golf that often gets overlooked. You can have the best swing in the world, but if you’re not making good decisions out there, you’re gonna have a rough day.
@Westley
Noted and understood, the more ya know!
@Westley
Holy Shit,
Couple grooves high.
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Took me a bit to figure this out with my swing.
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Someone said it was fat?? Which one is it?
Abi said:
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Someone said it was fat?? Which one is it?
High on the face=fat.
High on face=fat=early.
Abi said:
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Someone said it was fat?? Which one is it?
High on the face=fat.
Got it.
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Someone said it was fat?? Which one is it?
Hitting it fat usually means you hit the ground before the ball. (Not saying you did that here.)
If you hit ground before ball, obviously your club head was at too low of an elevation.
If your club head is too low, then the ball will strike it on a higher part of the face.
Freeman said:
Couple grooves high.
Someone said it was fat?? Which one is it?
That’s what a couple grooves high means bruh.
Congrats! Just fyi—this is a groove too fat 
Zora said:
Congrats! Just fyi—this is a groove too fat
Lol much appreciated, I will take fat moving forward if this is the case.
Zora said:
Congrats! Just fyi—this is a groove too fat
Lol much appreciated, I will take fat moving forward if this is the case.
You want to be 35y over every green? Your funeral I guess.
@Westley
Wait, wouldn’t a fat shot be short of the green? A thin would be 35 over the green.
Edit: Reread OPs post didn’t realize it was a flyer lie. If this was fairway it would have been short, correct?