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V. Kmetz

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Re: Is “par” and/or tallying average scores good or bad for golf?
« Reply #150 on: March 07, 2021, 01:28:57 PM »

In our club championship, we play day one from the Red tees at ~5800, day two from the White tees at ~6200, and the final round from the Blues at 6570.


I think that's stupendous... but in so many contexts (casual or club tourney) it is so hard to convince people to do that.


Knowing how brutal WF was going to be (the day after Sept. Open), I pleaded with my hosts to play a scramble from a different tee every hole... Nope, they wanted to shoot 131z with 6xs, when we all know we stink with diminished games from however good we were 15 years ago...
"The tee shot must first be hit straight and long between a vast bunker on the left which whispers 'slice' in the player's ear, and a wilderness on the right which induces a hurried hook." -

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