From the Clubhouse: Would you put in every score for handicap? We did!

Enjoyed the summer break? Our From the Clubhouse team are back and they’ve got plenty to get stuck into.

Listeners will remember that Steve Carroll pledged to submit a score for handicap from every round he played until the end of October. Three and a half months in, he gives Tom Irwin an update on how that’s going and how it’s affected his golf.

The duo then consider the remarkable comments from England Golf on the R&A and USGA’s proposed Model Local Rule for a golf ball roll back, and look at why the governing body have taken this step and whether action needs to be taken on hitting distances.

And Steve gets on his soapbox once again to argue for a change in the way we play our club competitions.

You may not agree, but you’ll be intrigued all the same. So let’s get stuck in!

The From the Clubhouse podcast is produced in association with TaylorMade Golf.

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