Where Bobby Jones Made His Mark: Hickories at Inwood C.C. - 2023 U.S. Hickory Open Preview

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Your line on those long putts was outstanding. I think on another day those putts would have gone in.

[@TheHickoryHacker]

Thanks! The greens there are usually quicker, which I like, because they run true, too. The rain before and during the round was enough to slow them down more than I expected.

[@skapunkchristmas]

These hole flyovers are really nice.

[@TheHickoryHacker]

Thanks, Chris! They’ve been fun to make. A small part of me still wants to get a drone at some point, but I’ve been pretty pleased with the resolution on these.

[@karlnagy]

Another great episode. Well done, Christian. I can’t wait to visit Inwood in September.

[@TheHickoryHacker]

Thanks, Karl! You’re going to love it.

[@ClassicGolfClubs]

You hit some great shots there, swing looking a little less rigid single-plane and more relaxed, definitely working for you.

[@TheHickoryHacker]

Thank you! Overall, I’m very pleased with how the swing has been working for me. I do feel more relaxed and can figure out a lot quicker what’s going wrong whenever I’m doing something I’m not supposed to.

[@brianhoover2294]

Thanks for the video. I would love to play in a hickory tournament at some point. Maybe the next time the USHO returns to the east coast…

[@TheHickoryHacker]

These events are a lot of fun. I haven’t played in a USHO yet, but they’re always well organized.

[@irishjj3623]

Tad Moore makes some really beautiful modern hickory golf clubs.
May i suggest you watch David Hickory Kirkham also on youtube.

[@TheHickoryHacker]

Thanks - I’ve watched David’s videos. He’s got a great swing! And yes, Tad does make great modern hickories as does Louisville Golf. I have examples from both that I use on occasion.