Do you own your swing or are you renting it.

[Hackinator]

Who on here own's their swing?

If you have owned it, even temporarily, for how long (how many weeks, months, years?)

Personally, I keep getting denied by the loan officers so I have to keep renting.

 

 

 

 

 

[jut111]

I don’t really know what that means.

[MadGolfer76]

I own my putting stroke. My swing is on loan from the Smithsonian.

[27x10.5]

Rented, no insurance

[alfriday]

I own it, but I occasionally misplace the keys.

[Toolish]

I have never felt like I have owned it, even though I play to an OK level. It is really the thing I am striving for.

[Hackinator]

So, when you have owned it... what kind of rounds did you have?

Any stories regarding how many birdies you got in a round where you were lights out?

[Krt22]

I own it. It's just like owning an old out of warranty BMW. It requires a lot of maintenance and can stop working at any given time.

[MtlJeff]

I don't know what owning it means. I feel like when I'm mishitting the ball, I know why. So that's good.

 

Im fine with my swing. I know it well, what does that mean?

[MountainGoat]

I know what the question means and, yes, I own my swing. I invented it, I perfected it, and it's personal to me. No one has ever been able to help me correct it when it goes off, because they don't understand how it works. I always get the wrong advice.

[Toolish]

> @Hackinator said:

> So, when you have owned it... what kind of rounds did you have?

> Any stories regarding how many birdies you got in a round where you were lights out?

 

Not a full round, but my best lights out effort was being 2 over through 4, then playing the next 12 in 6 under before finishing bogey, bogey.

 

To me owning my swing means making that sort of 'lights out' run a lot less streaky, minimising misses and if I hit a bad shot not repeating it.

[naj959]

I own it for about 9 holes and then it goes into foreclosure on the 10th. Golf is so much fun when you're able to call your shot and execute it but I've yet to do it for 18 consecutive holes.

[oikos1]

I've been places like this before and there are plenty of others as well, and all that needs to be said is get out now. Everyone.

 

It's your swing and that's all there is to it.

[oz dee cee]

Cracking title. Love it.

 

Never owned my swing. Embarked on a quest to find it in November 2017. Still very much a work in progress. Im hopeful, but also realistic. Not sure where the quest ends.

 

Surely there’s peeps out there just playing their own swing who know their tendencies who can score consistently?

 

Would like that...

[BigEx44]

> @MountainGoat said:

> I know what the question means and, yes, I own my swing. I invented it, I perfected it, and it's personal to me. No one has ever been able to help me correct it when it goes off, because they don't understand how it works. I always get the wrong advice.

I'm getting close to owning my swing.

I've been renting with an option to buy!

I think this could be a big year for me.

 

[TIM929]

I produced it with my own hands, I own my swing and the results of it.

[Atrayn]

I've always owned my swing. The difference is now I own the ball...

[TIM929]

> @Atrayn said:

> I've always owned my swing. The difference is now I own the ball...

 

ahhhhh yes, I understand what you're saying, but for me: When I watch my ball entering an area that resembles a corn field(always feels like a slow motion ball flight), I am no longer the owner of the ball.

[Stuart_G]

> @Hackinator said:

> Who on here own's their swing?

> If you have owned it, even temporarily, for how long (how many weeks, months, years?)

> Personally, I keep getting denied by the loan officers so I have to keep renting.

>

 

I don't own my swing, my swing owns me. Actually, it's probably more like a slave master than an owner. I keep trying to escape but it always catches up with me in the end. :neutral:

 

 

[pheenomz4774]

Redbox my swing. it's cheap, I return it after one day and get another one later on.

[Conner Golf]

I own my swing, do the upkeep but as the owner I know any improvements l do will also be mine.

[GSDriver]

If it Flies, Floats, or otherwise "F"s, lease it.

[Hackinator]

Tiger Woods said that only two men who owned their golf swings are Ben Hogan, and Moe Norman.

 

 

[oz dee cee]

> @Hackinator said:

> Tiger Woods said that only two men who owned their golf swings are Ben Hogan, and Moe Norman.

>

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What would he know. ?

 

 

[Nard_S]

My swing is the Arc of Covenant and Shakespeare manuscripts of the Money Pit. I'm running around in my own reality show digging holes and chasing tales to find it.

[b.mattay]

Definitely renting, but I am pretty good at keeping up with the landlord's demands.

[BdaGolfer]

I just borrow one on the first tee. No promises about returning it intact though....

[Obee]

Completely own my swing from LW to 8i and have for many, many years. 7h - 5h I lease with an option to buy. Driver I go back and forth between renting and owning. 4h and 2h and 3w are all short-term rentals. Putter used to be rented, but now I own it free and clear. :-)

[farmer]

It's like owning old farm equipment. Works for a while, then something breaks, usually at the least opportune time.

[mukster]

Mine's for sale if anyone is interested.