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Quote: Originally Posted by iacas  I have an idea: how about we try to play 18 in the time it takes most people to play 9?!?!   I did that last week when I played by 18 myself on a day off during the week....
1) Pitching. 30 yards and in is what I have in my yard and I practice shots almost every day. It's already paying off, but I want to get better at them and get up and down more times than I don't.   2) More on plane backswing....
I don't care if people smoke on the course, but don't put the thing out anywhere near the green. I think WTF?! when I see this.   I assume it's the same people whose ball marks I'm repairing on the greens.
I wanna see some praise Zeus after a win.
The only real downside is not being able to keep it low with most hybrids. I don't think you bought one to keep it low though.
Another 86 (three in a row). 50 on the front, 36 on the back. Couldn't score on the front, but really got it together on the back. My first even par 9 holes. Pretty proud of that.
Quote: Originally Posted by GaijinGolfer  You hit a 300 yard drive, then a 195 yard approach shot to within 15 feet.  Then, lets just say you 3 putt.  Youre still only playing par golf, even with amazing...
Quote: Originally Posted by mchichioco  To everyone that voted driver Drive for show, putt for dough :)   Not sure I agree with that. Maybe "drive for show, GIR for dough".   Although I never thought...
Quote: Originally Posted by Johnny1putt  I am kinda surprised no one mentioned these factors.  And it's cart for me... always.   1.  The convenience factors...drink holders, scorecard/pencil...
When I started playing regularly again 5 years ago, everyone in the group walked. So, I started walking too and walk almost every time now. If I play with family or a scramble, I'll take a cart, but that's only a few rounds a year....
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