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Yes something else is involved. Your handicap should not have increased when one of the used scores decreased. -
Shot an 84 last Saturday at Brookside #2 from the whites, which had tiny greens and sucker pins all day. Had a enjoyable laid back round where I actually made a few putts, long irons were a little off, and my wedges were perfect at some key times that saved me 10 strokes. (Did have about 3-4 stinkers with the wedges too.) Shot of the day was 86 yards in with a tree in the way, so I hit a fade through a gap in the tree that looked like this > that went 84 yards. Missed the birdie putt but was happy to not be in tree jail and pick up a par. My problem with the long irons was I was hitting them farther than usual. That meant I was flying trouble and traps up front, but also going over the back of the green. It was certainly better than being in the sand all day! -
By dennyjones · Posted
All handicaps take the best 8 of your last 20 rounds, TheGrint included. Look at the differentials, you'll probably see that the new one replaced a lower score of the 8. That's why your handicap moved from 16.5 to 16.8. -
By mclaren4life · Posted
I’ve used it before without the thc and it has worked. I’ve used it on my knees and my back. There are a lot of brands out there and I question a lot of them and believe there is a ton of inferior products out there. You really have to research and find the right strength for you. -
It's that danged old Prandtl layer...sticks on there like white on rice.
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