Connorgolfer96

Had my first eagle yesterday, 470 par 5, pushed a drive 20 yards right of the fairway, 160 out hit a draw 8 iron over and around the trees and stuck it to 20ft. Made the 20 footer downhill!

Course Name : Sun Prairie Golf Course Course Website : http://www.sunprairiegolfcourse.com/index.html Course Style : Wooded, few traps, narrow fairways, fairly short Regular Tee Yardage / Rating / Slope: 6658 / 71.3 /117 Regular Tee Average Score: 87 Forward Tee Yardage / Rating / Slope : 5395 / 69.8 / 106 Forward Tee Predicted Score (Aggressive Round) : 80 Forward Tee Predicted Score (Conservative Round) : 82

Course Name : Sun Prairie Golf Course Course Website : http://www.sunprairiegolfcourse.com/index.html Course Style : Wooded, few traps, narrow fairways, fairly short Regular Tee Yardage / Rating / Slope: 6658 / 71.3 /117 Regular Tee Average Score: 87 Forward Tee Yardage / Rating / Slope : Forward Tee Predicted Score (Aggressive Round) : 80 Forward Tee Predicted Score (Conservative Round) : 82

http://golf.about.com/od/beginners/ss/markscorecard_3.htm This website says to only count shots taken on the putting surface, so I guess that according to this site that putts off the fringe should not count in your putts per round.

I recently just started keeping track of my golf stats (Putts,GIR,Fairways,etc.). When I putt off the fringe I mark that as a putt in my stats, I was wondering what the proper ruling is or what you count the fringe as?.

Tiger Woods -8 Graeme McDowell -6 Steve Stricker -8

In one of my high school matches I had 260 in so I decided to lay-up in front of the water, my lay up bounced of a yardage stone and bounced an extra 30 yards and dropping into the water.

That would work out well and save me from some back problems haha, thanks for the suggestion.

I use Nike Golf 360, you enter your score, putts and where you hit your drive and it calculates your GIR percentage, putts per round, and driving accuracy.

Driver-225 3 Wood-210 2i hybrid-190 4i-185 5i-175 6i-170 7i-160 8i-155 9i-145 PW-130 56 Degree-90 60 Degree-75 64 Degree-50

I took the amount of tournaments Jack won and divided it by the amount he played in, I now see that my original stats were uneven because I calculated all of the tournaments Jack played in until he was about 60 when he didn't win on the PGA Tour.

I was not around to see Jack play, but after seeing the pure dominence Tiger has displayed in his era I would have to say Tiger is the greatest. Tiger has won over 27% of the tournaments he has played in, including winning 53% of the tournaments he played in in 2006. While Jack only won 14% of the tournaments he played in.