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7 of top 15 money/event leaders had negative strokes gained putting [@MarkBroadie]


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And: "None had negative strokes gained from approach shots."

 

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Yup.

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At my age, 66, I have found that my entire round is based on the quality of my tee shot.  A good tee shot makes the approach shot so much more manageable.  After that, good putting is just a function of all that has preceded the putt.  I did not formerly believe this, but I believe this to be true at all levels of golf.


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