Make your own BACKYARD GOLF COURSE! 9-hole chipping course!
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This is so cool?
i cant understamd nothing
Buster
I made one but whenever I take out the cup I can see at least 8 wolf spiders
It’s really not difficult to make a backyard course. It just takes a hell
of a lot of time to do it properly. This is a good example of a good
backyard course. If you want to go the extra mile, plant some bent grass
for the greens, and possibly the fairways. But that only if you have a lot
of time and money.
Ok. One more question. The closer I am to a hole, the higher # iron I use?
that is awesome
If you’re just starting out, you have a decent selection of clubs. A “full”
set includes 14 clubs. For example, I have a driver, a 3 wood, a 3 hybrid,
4 through 9 irons, a pitching wedge, and 52 (gap) 56 (sand) and 60 (lob)
degree wedges. A beginner doesn’t need to have all 14. For you, I’d
recommend a pitching wedge for sure and a sand wedge if you can. Just know
that your 2,3, and 4 irons may be difficult to hit at first.
nice! what do you use to cut that grass?
It’s a 52 degree gap wedge, between a sand and pitching wedge.
@Luluslucky Bamboo sticks with tablecloth stapled on.
oh you stoned it dude
where do you get the cups from?
You should use BirdieBalls so you can take a full swing.
now i got a buy a home with 2 acres!
You have the Best Voice Ever!!!
I linked to two options in the description. Can’t say for sure whether we
got 4″ or 6″ cups, but if a deep hole is important to you consider the 6″.
trow brick number 3 thru the naboirs window… he hates your golfing
course..
Ok thanks Nick.
awesome
my course be 6 holes….all par2.5’s…..check it out. YancyLand.
What ind of grass?
My dad just gave me his golf club set. I have a titanium driver, six irons,
#2, #3, #5, #6, #7, and #8, and a professional putter. He says all I’m
missing is a sand wedge which is used for sand traps.
`normal grass
u have par fours ….. u guyz must suck balls…