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Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    Don't hit your ball off the course (OB) and don't hit your ball somewhere you can't find it (lost ball). Doing either of those things results in the harshest penalty...
Sorry, 360 yards is a clear par 4 for men.   Still, as you collect eagles you can count that one.  You did it in a tournament when the field was playing it as a par 5.  Until you get your second eagle though, you...
how short was the hole.  Under 450, you're probably looking at what should be a par 4.   Anyway, you are going to have plenty of good shots end up in poor positions and plenty of rounds/holes where you strike the ball...
That's great when they mark the marsh/fescue as hazard.  When it is unmarked, and real high, you aren't finding you ball but are penalized stroke and distance.  Also, if it is marked than the yardage book will have it noted...
Grande Dunes was my favorite down there. Tidewater was also nice.
Quote:Originally Posted by Mattplusness Personally, I'm much more accurate with my driver.  The only time I don't take driver is when I would out drive the back of the fairway or there is too much trouble in the area it would...
Quote: Originally Posted by sean_miller    We can't make up our minds. If he posted 270 as his driver average people would be calling him a liar.   If I connect with the driver for solid...
On some shorter courses, 5800'ish yards, I have played irons only.  I have some good scores from those rounds too.  One time I hit 3I off every tee, and hit all but one fairway.  It was a great scoring...
jwat, how long is the course you normally play?   going from a 6500 yd course to a 6000 yd course can allow you to chop off some significant strokes.
Those days are great.   When I was playing a lot a few years ago, a good round would be in the 76-80 range, with an average round probably being an 82.  One day I pulled a 72 out of nowhere.  Just seemed like hitting...
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