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By p1n9183 ·
Totally, but keeping the ball in line i will keep you a LOT more out of trouble. I agree! but still, in average greens are more depth than wide so what you are showing are less normal in golf courses. Take the time and you will see that even on your own home course you have a lot more greens that have more depth than width. So having less dispersion sideways is better than in depth just because of how greens are made in general. Also average greens generally have more danger sideways than directionally so makes it even more important to keep it straight. Perception of reality is on thing, numbers that backup your ideas is another. -
By DaveP043 ·
I'm in a bit of a transition, at my home course I play the Blue tees most of the time, the regular men's tees. But many weekdays I play with a group of retired players, and play the "senior" tees, close to 600 yards shorter. I've set up two lines in the "home" compilation page, one for the regular tees, and one for the senior tees. -
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