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I’ve been playing pretty bad lately. Everything but my putting has been horrid. My ball striking has been weak and inaccurate. Lately I’ve missed more greens and fairways than ever.
Today I put a few new spikes on my shoes… four to be exact. They replaced very worn ones.
I go and shoot -3 on the front and then birdie #10. I’m -4 after 10 holes. I held on and had to birdie the 18th to break my old record and shoot a 68. Draino.
This round came out of the blue sky. No idea it was coming. I’ll be changing out the rest of the spikes TONIGHT…
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November 8th, 2007 at 9:30 pm
New spikes can certainly make a difference. If you lose your footing lots of bad things can happen.