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ElTigre

By ElTigre
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  1. 1. How many puts per round

    • 25-29
      3
    • 30-34
      49
    • 35-39
      22
    • 40+
      10
    • you can't seem to put the damn ball in the hole =)
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pjsnyc Great Member

pjsnyc

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You're missing the point. Because of the choice you've made regarding your "putting," a whole bunch of other statistics are thrown out of whack. One little choice you've made has not only affected your ability to accurately compare your putting to others (be they pros or amateurs), but also your ability to compare other statistics like scrambling, greens in regulation, and so on.

Also (on a side note) it kinda justifies the whole not being able to pick up your ball unless its on the green (not counting an irregular official ruling)...at least thats how I justify recording putt stats.

:P
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Mr Eagle Dedicated Member

Mr Eagle

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Putting average is 37.6. Was quite supprised when the stats came up after I started recording putts as I thought it would be lower. I do play all year round though ,the winter greens can be awfull.Maybe I should just record my putts in the summer.

Something that needs practice I think!

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nikki Member

nikki

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After almost one year of stop my avarage is 33,2. But I can do much more better.

in my bag I have

driver: tour burner TP 10,5°
woods: burner women 3 and 5
irons: X-20 tour 3-PWwedges: x-forged 50° and 56°putter: Kasternballs: ONE black


ChiChiIsMe Dedicated Member

ChiChiIsMe

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I WAS averaging 32 up untill my last two rounds , 37, 36 . :(
I've spent most of my life golfing - the rest I've just wasted.

In my bag todayâ¦.
Driver: 2009 S9-1 10.5
19d Hybrid4-SW:2008 FP 58/10 Mizuno MP T-10Putter: White Hot XG Sabertooth

chigolf07 Member

chigolf07

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I am at an average 2.27 putts per hole (as measured by Oobgolf) so I am in the 40+ category. I am really trying to get it down to 2.0 even within the next 2 months as I am hitting the practice green every week and working for an hour on distance and accuracy.

In my bag:

Burner 460 9.5* Stiff
1, 2, 3 Hibore Hybird (Regular Steel)
Big Bertha 4-PW Regular TrueTemper Dynamic Gold Shafts 54* and 60* CG12 Wedges Piper Putter Tour i Balls Stand BagMy Home Course: Oak Brook Golf ClubMy Stats for This Season


NM Golf Super Member

NM Golf

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I am averaging 31.7 putts per round. Thats high but I hit a lot of greens in regulation (67%) so its not that bad. I had 27 putts yesterday and thats why I shot under par.

Danny    In my :ping: Hoofer Tour golf bag on my :clicgear: 8.0 Cart

Driver:   :pxg: 0311 Gen 5  X-Stiff.                        Irons:  :callaway: 4-PW APEX TCB Irons 
3 Wood: :callaway: Mavrik SZ Rogue X-Stiff                            Nippon Pro Modus 130 X-Stiff
3 Hybrid: :callaway: Mavrik Pro KBS Tour Proto X   Wedges: :vokey:  50°, 54°, 60° 
Putter: :odyssey:  2-Ball Ten Arm Lock        Ball: :titleist: ProV 1

 

 

 

 

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Wazzu8 Well Established Member

Wazzu8

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Probably about 34, I don't think I'm over on average but there have been rounds before.

Sumo 10.5*
R7 Draw 15* 3W
3dx 17* 2H
Pi5 3-PW
Spin Milled Vokey 54* CG11 60* C-01


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