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Daryl Smith a.k.a. Dsmith
How old are you and what's your occupation?
49 - Lexus Sales/Leasing Consultant When did you start playing golf and what's your handicap? Started playing in 2000 - 8.4 current handicap How often do you play? 3 times per week Tell me about a great shot you've made. My best shot ever was when I hooded the club and chipped on a Par 3 backwards within inches to save par. What is your best golf memory? My best golf memory was watching the pro's taking pictures with my 3 year old, Daylin at the Inaugural AT&T Golf Tournament hosted by Tiger Woods. What is your "home" course? Diamond Ridge What ball do you play? Titleist ProV1 Clubs Titleist AP1 with a 6.5 project X shaft Favorite pro? El Tigre aka Tiger Woods Favorite course you've played? Lake Presdential Dream course you've yet to play? Pebble Beach Best round ever- and what course? Diamond Ridge - 74 What is one aspect of your golf game you would like to improve on in the next year? Short Game - 60 yards and in Tell me a story. I played 16 years in minor and major league baseball as a pitcher (Career Info). I never dreamed that I could be as passionate about another sport but found it in the game of golf. There are not too many reasons I would want to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning with butterflies in my stomache, anticipating victory. I love golf more than golf loves me. Yet, I work very hard to continously improve my game. Trust me practice makes perfect. Thanks! Interested in being next weeks featured golfer? email us here [ comments ]  Banker85 says:backwards shot? i seen this on playing lessons with the pros, and phil mickleson short game dvd. thats impressive i never tried it and hope i never have to! ya golf is fore sure the BERRIES! nothing like teeing off at sunrise. man i hate work wish i was golfing! 9/10/09
 aaronw409 says:Okay Daryl, I know you were a pitcher. But what is harder to do: hit a 95 mph fastball, or sink a 4 footer to win when the pressure is on? 9/10/09
 greendevil says:@aaronw409, IMO, hitting a 95 mph fastball is by far more difficult than knocking down a 4-footer under pressure. Also, IMO, hitting a good breaking ball is more difficult than hitting the 95-mph fastball. I'm interested to see what Daryl thinks. 9/11/09
 Kickntrue says:@helfon- it really is. also- i'd have to argue hitting a 95 mph fastball is harder than a 4 footer, even with pressure. the fact is anyone COULD hit a 4 footer with practice- not everyone could hit a 95 mph fastball with any amount of training. 9/11/09
Banker85 says:no comparison fastball is a lot harder. Now if you would have said to hook a ball around a tree out of the rough and land it on the green from 195 yds to within ten ft i would try and hit the fastball! 9/11/09
 Dsmith says:OK GUYS SORRY IT TOOK ME SO LONG 2 GET BACK 2 YOU . BUT THE 95MPH FASTBALL HAS MY VOTE. 9/11/09
Dsmith says:ALL YOU BASEBALL AND NON BASEBALL FANS CHECK OUT WWW.DREAMSDOEXIST.COM THANK YOU. 9/11/09
 bducharm says:D - welcome to the GOW club!!! Only the best and brightest make it here!!! LOL - or wearing Loudmouth Golf shorts or having a birthday or....you get the point. 9/15/09
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