Driving Range

Went to Mikasa yesterday. It looked like a driving range for rich chinese people. There was no free coffee or donut, you had to buy everything there. However, they had a much larger selection of drinks (bubble tea included) and food. Each stall had a ball machine, so that you didn't have to pick the ball out of the basket yourself. You still had to manually place the ball on top of the tee tho.

Learned several tips from friends:
- At the starting position, arms should not be taut.
Hands would be about a hand away from ur body.
- Knees slightly bend, emphasize on the slightly.
- Use right hand to raise the club so that the left arm would be kept straight
- Bend the wrists instead of the arms before the swing.
- Unwind ur waist when club is half-way down and have ur arms follow thru it, i.e. use your waist not ur arms for the swing.
- Have ur upper body follow thru to the end of the swing so that your weight is transferred to the left side of ur left leg, no need to bend backwards.
- Head straight, in line with back. If u can't see ur ball, bend down ur back more, not ur head.

Somehow, my left shoulder's always too tight, and hurts like hell afterwards.

I did not join my friends for supper, went home, relaxed, and had leftover instead. Saved several bux that way, and was too tired to social anyway.