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Hi guys my name is DIEGO MASCARENO and I am from Leon Mexico, I play golf in a amazing course called EL BOSQUE COUNTRY CLUB, there is a WEB TOUR TOURNAMENT played here every year, I recently played a round and made 22 putts, and my friends tell me it's as rare as a hole in one. What do you think?

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Pretty sure I've come close to 22 putts. Shame they were all on the same green...

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I think it was 24 I was striking ball poorly and greens very small missed the green many times I had 12 easy chips to within 5 feet to the hole and made everyone of them. I putted one in off the green and three putted once. The green were really flat and slow except for three contour ones so it wasn't a hard course for putting
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I think it's pretty good being there is only 18 holes! Did you putt 22 times, if so that terrific and world class. I usually have more than that :~(
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24 was my low, and 45 was my high. I have both cards to prove it............. :dance:

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I'm an extraordinarily bad putter, so mine is 33.

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Played yesterday and had 27 putts. The least I've taken should be around 24 or 25 but I don't really remember.

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Not sure if I'm reading this correctly, but Jordan Speech's average (YTD) is 1.693, which puts him at taking (on average) 30.4 putts per 18 holes?

http://www.pgatour.com/stats/stat.104.html

So I would have thought 22 putts, average of 1.23, is incredible.

Putting is one of the many areas that I am working on right now. 22 putts in a round sounds like a dream. Congrats.

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Only a wild ass guess... My guess a hole in one would be rarer than 22 putts.  I play a 9 hole course often and I've had 11 putts for 9 holes.

My best for 18, not sure... but two weeks ago I played 18 and had 26 putts.  I do know that round was my best round ever at 10 over (an easy course though, par 58, rating/slope 55.2/99)

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So what do you guys think it's harder a hole in one ir a 22 putt round?


Given that you could manipulate a round and have 18 putts, obviously a hole in one.

22 putts usually equates to iron shots missing the green, not good putting, put decent chipping and putting to close to the hole from off the green.

If you had 22 putts and shot 14 under par, that's different.

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[QUOTE name="dmascareno" url="/t/83329/how-many-putts-is-your-record#post_1171385"] So what do you guys think it's harder a hole in one ir a 22 putt round?[/QUOTE] Given that you could manipulate a round and have 18 putts, obviously a hole in one. 22 putts usually equates to iron shots missing the green, not good putting, put decent chipping and putting to close to the hole from off the green. If you had 22 putts and shot 14 under par, that's different.

Agree. I had 27 putts on Monday, but a few were one putts because I missed the green and had to scramble. Last Thursday I had 14 for 9 holes. I shot a 40 and had a chip in. So my putting stats were really skewed by the lack of GIR.

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This reminds me of an old friend, Dennis Gilboy., When we played in our league years ago he had the uncanny knack of winning the low putts competition just about every week. I don't know if he ever finished with 22 putts but he was almost always in the 20's. The guy wasn't that great a putter but he was good with his wedges from around the green and we are pretty sure he tried to miss the green on approach shots so as not to leave himself a long putt. Still today, guys that I play with who knew Dennis, refer to any approach shot that ends up on or near the fringe as a "Gilboy" Low, low, putts per round says more about your chipping than it does your putting. Just compare GIR with putts per round. In my own stats when one is up the other is up, and vice versa.
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Given that you could manipulate a round and have 18 putts, obviously a hole in one. 22 putts usually equates to iron shots missing the green, not good putting, put decent chipping and putting to close to the hole from off the green. If you had 22 putts and shot 14 under par, that's different.

I agree with you I had 2 holeouts and several one putts after chipping them


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