Back To Suk Range

[mark lamai]

back in bkk after a few months.

my closest range at 42 Tee Off (near sukhumvit 44),

its now non-smoking, very shocked and started shaking.

after a few days i realised you can ignore it with impunity, just dont use an ashtray.

the balls there are still very crappy, disappointing.

saw a pro teaching there and asked him for a lesson.

young english chap,

2000 baht for an hour,

ended up disappointed, he would be good for beginners/intermediate but was out of his teaching/analysis depth for what i wanted.

got very little helpful from the lesson and was cut short coz he had to meet his gf.

ah well, never had much revelation from good pros in aus either,

been working hard, 2-300 balls a day, invented 599 new moves, positions, feels, theories etc.

done quite a bit of video to analyse,

boy, how can something so simple be so complicated.

anyhow i think i may be onto my main fault (but i have said that many times before, so it is with very guarded optimism that i research it).

going down to Patts today, for some quiet quality time, theres a range there in Jomtien area that is in shade in the afternoon thank the lord.

i hope da*n songkran doesnt mess with golfing.

BTW

i want to sell my clubs before i go to Aus in a few weeks time,

my spare set i brought over that i dont need and are expensive for excess baggage.

Bridgestone Precept tour preferred irons (3-PW), S300 shafts Dynamic Gold, Titleist 975J 8.5 degree Driver stiff shaft, Cleveland launcher 13 degree 3 wood stiff shaft and a lob wedge and a crummy putter.

all for ummmmmmm..... 14,000 baht.

these are for a better player (less than 10).

good hitting all you golfers out there.