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Scoring barriers are just that barriers that label. The difference between 90 and 89 is just one stroke but it becomes a hurdle to cross because we attach importance to it. When I went through the 100 barrier I actually shot 44 on the back nine and said to my playing partner afterward that I'm an 80's golfer because my front nine was average unusual because my rounds are very even. In fact we had no warm up apart from putting so we went out cold. The amount of articles that are entitled breaking 90 or 80. What are we breaking? We're only trying to drop a stroke it has no more significance than any other stroke,only the importance we give it.

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play a par 70 course...

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Which, IMO, leads to my theory that breaking 80 is about GIR.  If you don't hit enough GIR, you're going to be fighting and scrapping to break 80.  My current struggles to consistently break 80 (I've

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The two common stats for rounds under 80 are; seven greens in regulation 30 or less putts per round Do that and you will regularly break 80. How to reach these objectives is the

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