Hack It Out Golf Should Mark Chase the Champions Tour?
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May 12, 2025 Lou grapples with the idea of Mark chasing a spot on the Champions Tour after a recent match ignites this proposal. They discuss Mark's remarkable distance off the tee, all achieved without rigorous gym routines. The podcast dives into the evolution of competitive golf, balancing physical prowess with strategic play. Listeners are invited to weigh in on whether Mark should take the leap into competitive golf at this level, blending humor, insightful reflections, and the logistics of pursuing a golfing dream.
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Mark's Early Competitive Edge
- Mark Crossfield was a shorter hitter in his younger competitive days but still competed well due to consistent play and good putting.
- He rarely lost balls or made big mistakes which helped him compete against longer hitters.
Mark's Current Ball Speed Potential
- Mark has gained significant ball speed reaching mid to upper 160s without gym work, close to Champions Tour standards.
- Additional physical training could push him into top 10-15 longest hitters on the Champions Tour.
Structured Practice Could Pay Off
- Mark's knowledge of the golf swing allows him to self-diagnose and objectively work on his game.
- A serious, structured practice and competition plan could get him close to qualifying for the Champions Tour.