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Carter Davis graduates from
Spartanburg Day School with honors...
PC Bound!!
One of my favorite all time students, Carter Davis,
is on his way to Presbyterian College to play golf.
Carter played his way to the NCISAA Division II Championship Tournament 4 consecutive
years as an individual player representing Spartanburg Day School. In the 9th and 10 grade he won the conference championship.
In the 10th grade he finished 8th in the state.
As a senior he finished second in the conference and came in 13th in the state tournament.
Good luck, Carter!
What a magnificent high school career,
both in the classroom and on the golf course.
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Carter Davis
Presbyterian College
Golf Star
Donna's Tip #627
Shanking - a fearing not a feeling. The lack of proper wrist cock and release are the culprits behind the "theory" of a shanked shot. However, I believe that because the swinging of a shorter club promotes a shank, the actual cause can be termed "wooden wrist". In order to prevent, stop or never have the "shanks" deliver the club head more inside the golf ball while retaining the wrist cock longer on the downswing. One sure fire cure is to place a board about 1 inch outside the ball and swing down that line without hitting the board.
