And we got lucky, indeed. Most of the people had backed out so there were very few players. We decided to rent a cart so we could play fast. With no-one ahead of us, we could play as fast as we could. And with no-one behind us, there was no pressure. We started at around 2pm and had less than 3 hours before the sunset. But without practice, I was off target with slices and pulls. Still, I managed to survive with a bogey on most holes and a par. No birdies, no eagles, no hole in one. My putting was good, pitching and drives were pretty bad. But, overall, I am satisfied that my ratio of single bogies & pars in the overall score has increased.
Going forward, I need to fix my drives again. I fixed my slice before by moving the ball to the front heel but it is giving an unnecessary flight. Looks like my swing plane now is gotten better. On the contrary, I have a problem with my irons. I am ending up with slices meaning my clubface is opening up - out-to-in swing. It might be that I am trying to get more distance. Or this is because my body-turning is now on track. I am getting longer shots albeit inaccurate. So, I need to visit the driving range again.
I could get 150-160 yards with 7 iron so that's an improvement over 120-130 yards earlier. Although my 5-iron is still falling short of this distance.
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