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250 off the tee is fine. Its probably above average, matter of fact. You can play up to 6800 yard courses with no problem.
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Average distances should include mis-hits and not just perfectly struck shots.

Unusually long hits due to hitting the downslope on the back of a green, or after just clearing a bunker or mound, should probably be discounted entirely. Same goes for flubbed shots. I think the OP does need to work on his method of estimating iron distances, but including only his reasobably good shots in the average would be more useful for club selection.

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A draw will add about 30 yards of distance with the forward spin and forward roll.

A draw has exactly as much forward spin as any other golf shot not hit with a putter*, namely none.

* Barring a total top/duff and if you want to play for those good luck to you.

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