Just curious:

[stroh]

That's ethanol, isn't it?

Boy, howdy.

[Blader]

You're easy to overlook, what can I say?
[now smite me]

[twoiron]

Metres or Yards??

[stroh]

[now smite me]

Look!  I keep tellin' you, one is all I got in me.  It's now different than I tell my wife.  Now!  I'm tryin' to watch ESPN.

[Aske]

[now smite me]

Look!  I keep tellin' you, one is all I got in me.  It's now different than I tell my wife.  Now!  I'm tryin' to watch ESPN.

try try try

[Seamus]

My input is on the assumption that you mean carry. In Washington, as MFAWG I'm sure is painfully aware, there are only about 3 months where we can say carry...and roll. Their have been a few notable pros who played once in Washington State and due to the no roll quit coming back, notably Trevino.

So, with that I say, I vaguely remember days where I would hit drives that would carry in the 230 to 240 range, when the stars aligned and under certain atmospheric conditions and of course with the aforementioned unaccounted on roll their was the rare 300 yard drive. I gots no problem poking it out there a fer spell, the problem is contrary to my political leanings I'm generally way right, and around here that usually means in the trees.

But I'm a damn wicked scrambler, I usually say a prayer and chant Seve's name and voila.

[Dunk]

My average distance with a driver is probably in the neighborhood of 220 yards.  But that includes pop-ups, duck-hooks and weak slices as well as my good ones.

My average distance when I hit the ball well is likely around 250 yards.  If I really cream one, I'll get it out there 270-280.  I could count on one hand the number of 300 yard drives I've had.