Wow... i wish i had your numbers.. 9 iron 175?
your Driver averages 320.. mannnn so if you miss hit 1 drive to 200.. you'd have to average 350 on 4 other drives.. i can't even count that high!
Add on question, and not meant to thread drift..
but say i'm walking towards my ball in a pine needle/branch infested area.. i'm 2 feet away but a rock or something moved, causing a cascade of movement, thus moving the ball.
no intent, just walking towards the ball.
is that a penalty?
Anyone annoyed by the commericals?
I mean literally they come show 2 putts, and a drive, and it's off to commercials again..
I DVR'd it, watched an hour of something else, and caught up that HOUR of programming in like 2.5 hours of 'game time'..
I know there has to be advertising, but this is just excessive..
Single strategy - send your hottest players out first, hoping to finish with a win.
Send weak players out later hoping they'd get an auto 'half' even if they're down 5 ;)
Oh ok.. when I refinanced. i think I went from 5.5 to 4.875..
but i'm not sure i paid any cost.. b/c they had a schedule of costs.. and literally a credit for all amounts. Apparently the agent makes money from bank kickbacks..
but yah.. it's kinda confusing.. thank you!
Can someone explain why you SHOULDN'T refi unless you get a significant reduction in rate?
i.e. if i have 4.875 now, why shouldn't I refi down to 4.5? assuming it's a no cost refi.. i literally pay nothing?
please help!
thanks!
It's pretty silly to compare yourself to a pro.
No Pro can chip in from 15 feet 100% of the time.. but all of us CAN, and probably have done so once in a while.
does that mean we're better than pro?
I noticed that too!! Before i broke 90, i was the easiest going player out there.. hit OB.. laugh it off.. hit an approach into the water - shrug.. smile.. walk over to drop
Now - i get frustrated even practicing in the range b/c my ball flight isn't what i want.
?!?!
better playing = less enjoyment?? :(((((
I think this is the best approach. You organize the event.. not a course marshal.
it's the player's responsibility to keep pace, it's the course/course marshal's responsibility to enforce that rule.
if the marshal tells her to pick up her ball, that's not your fault/problem at all right?
I think a 'general talk' up front is not bad either, but i wouldn't enforce it with her since it's not really your 'responsibility' as the event organizer.
I used to never ever break 90.. then last month, i shot 89.. first time ever.
last week i shot 87.. this past weekend, 87 again.
Still having the 95/98 rounds, so my handicap isn't dropping significantly, but why is it once you do it once, you can suddenly do it again.. like a dam is broken kinda thing.
looking forward to breaking 80.
(i guess that's why they call it BREAKING... )
:)
really? I thought a bunker was considered a hazard, so you can take a one stroke relief, under 1 stroke penalty?
i've never done it.. b/c i can usually advance it further than 1 stroke.. but i'm just curious.
Found the answer to my own questions:
http://www.usga.org/Rule-Books/Handi...l/Rule-04/#4-3
Example: A player with a Course Handicap of 6 has a maximum number of par plus two strokes (double bogey) for any hole. A player with a Course Handicap of 13 has a maximum number of 7 for
any hole regardless of par.
A player with a Course Handicap of 42 has a maximum number of 10 for any hole.
ESC for hdcp 0-9, double bogey is max score.. ok
When they say for HDCP 10-19, the score is 7.
but a 7 is 4 over on a par 3, and 2 over on a par 5.
how does that work? 10-19 can score a 4 over par on a par3 hole?