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post #73 of 79
1/18/13 at 10:05pm

Where's Shorty when you need him. 

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post #74 of 79
1/18/13 at 10:08pm

It's a hole out from the tee, not a hole in one... Why is that so hard to understand?

post #75 of 79
1/18/13 at 10:22pm

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Originally Posted by logman View Post

The analogy of "so therefore there are 18 holes in one per round" is wrong because there not tee shots. For me if you hit a tee shot into the hole it's a "hole in one".

 

You may as well call it a strike or a spare. Or a pizza. Because if you're just gonna make up terms, then you may as well go all the way.

 

You holed out. Technically you could even say you got up and down. You scrambled for a par. You chipped in. You holed OUT. You didn't hole out IN ONE.

 


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Originally Posted by logman View Post

If you hit that next ball into the hole it's a "hole in one" Scoring is separate from golf. Golf can surely be played without scoring. By the logic of Gdaddy if your playing a social round of golf and not scoring then a "hole in one" is not possible. 

 

That's not at all logical. A hole in ONE is scoring a ONE on any hole. Since every hole begins from the tee, yes, it means holing a shot from the tee, but it means holing your FIRST SHOT from the tee.

 

It's really that simple.

 

 

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Originally Posted by logman View Post

But a tee shot that goes into the hole is a hole in one shot.

 

Wrong. Yours went in on the third shot. It's irrelevant where it went in FROM since it was your THIRD SHOT.

 


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Originally Posted by logman View Post

The start of the hole is when I put my ball on the tee and it ends when it goes in the hole. The shot went into the hole in one shot.Therefore it's a hole in one shot.

 

The start of the hole was when you put your FIRST ball on the tee and made your FIRST swing at the ball. Not your second ball or your third shot (or second actual swing).

 

Interesting that your only supporter in this is also from Australia.

post #76 of 79
1/18/13 at 10:40pm
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Originally Posted by Golfingdad View Post

No, because that's still only 7 frames. ;)

 

Seriously though, I think that is the right analogy, slightly tweaked.  Throwing one gutter ball, then picking up all 10 with your second, and then calling it a strike, would be pretty equivalent to what he did.

 

If only "hole in three" was the original title.  (Of course, then he probably wouldn't have got the views he was hoping for ;))

 

Logman, do you moonlight as a headline writer for yahoo.com?

You know, I stared at that post of mine and thought something is really wrong here, it would be 18 gutter balls followed by three consecutive strikes wouldn't it for 18 frames?  I like the way you tweaked it better. A ten at once spare.  Maybe golf needs some kind of term to describe this type of "par in one" so to speak. 

post #77 of 79
1/19/13 at 12:25am
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Originally Posted by JetFan1983 View Post

"Going" as in future tense?

Y'know, this thread could have been over after the obligatory 15 congratulations and all of us would have been none the wiser to logman's actual score. a3_biggrin.gif
post #78 of 79
1/19/13 at 12:40am
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Originally Posted by Derrick Parker View Post

Maybe golf needs some kind of term to describe this type of "par in one" so to speak. 
It's called a LOG
post #79 of 79
1/19/13 at 12:41am
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