I play Shot-Online Golf.

I am a Level 100 Erda.  I am currently a semi-pro due to some recent unpleasantness involving the Tour Pro Retest/Test on February. I also have a level 81 Erda Semi-Pro as well.

I am wearing a Chiwoo White Hat, Yellow Argyle Sweater, 4th United Cup EU Pants, Yellow Adaptable Shoes, and Caelestis Leo glove.

My clubs are currently Level 100 Driver (+5 power), Hurricane 3w R (+5 power/+2 skill), Hurricane 5w R (+5 power/+2 skill), Tempest Irons R (+5 Power/+3 Skill), Werdandi Wedges (All +7 Impact) and my favored putter currently is a Level 57 Lea Green.

I run 35 power/45 impact/165 skill using two +2 all zods.

I’ve played a few different characters since I started playing in October 2005.  I have been playing Elaneous since May of 2007.

I also have an up and coming noob who’s currently Level 52 (5/6/2009).

I am a member of the ProRetirementVillage Guild.

Below you will find a couple of the charts I use.

Here is my putter chart that is good for both my Werdandi and my Tornado/Epi putters.

Here is my Wind Chart

Hard Rough/Sand Guide

First off, I will give credit where credit is due. Go0dy taught me this method, but it takes practice to get it real good.

So, you’re in the Hard Rough and you know you can never get it out right! DAMN! Well, here’s the solution!

Take the distance to the pin and multiply by 1.3 and then use your charted 9 or 8 iron to make the shot.

DISTANCE TO PIN * 1.3 – USE CHARTED 9 IRON

For instance, lets say you are 71y from the pin. Multiply that by 1.3 and you get 92.3. For me as of this writing, this is a 9i at 56.5%. If the lie is not flat you need to adjust accordingly. 1-2% generally is enough either way to compensate. You just need to practice the shot.

Once you learn that, sand shots are easier too. You do the same thing, except use your AW for that charted distance. Just subtract about 2% hehe! Easy peasy!

Now, how much you love me?