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re: Telling a begginer to “start from the hole and work back” is bad advice
Posted on 5/11/24 at 5:56 am to Blutarsky
Posted on 5/11/24 at 5:56 am to Blutarsky
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I mean, initially, that’s where the strokes are quickly made up, but once your HC starts creeping down, it’s all about 100 yards and in
It’s crazy how people believe this kinda of thing when there are statisticians that have been proving this wrong for the last 10 years.
Posted on 5/11/24 at 9:57 am to nugget
I agree with your point.
The more proficient you become as a ball striker, the more your potential rises as a golfer.
Good ball strikers rarely hit OB or into penalty areas.
Good ball strikers hit more greens.
I’m not saying improving putting, chipping, and pitching won’t help, but that short game shot will be for birdie or par more often, IF you really develop a better basic golf swing/sling.
Bottom line: your short game will be turning pars into birdies, and bogeys into pars WHEN you get your best swing dialed in. It’s hard to get up and down for par IF you blow one OB.
The more proficient you become as a ball striker, the more your potential rises as a golfer.
Good ball strikers rarely hit OB or into penalty areas.
Good ball strikers hit more greens.
I’m not saying improving putting, chipping, and pitching won’t help, but that short game shot will be for birdie or par more often, IF you really develop a better basic golf swing/sling.
Bottom line: your short game will be turning pars into birdies, and bogeys into pars WHEN you get your best swing dialed in. It’s hard to get up and down for par IF you blow one OB.
Posted on 5/11/24 at 10:11 am to nugget
It’s great if you can chip and putt but if it takes you 5-6 shots every par 4 & 5 to get into the chip and putt range, what’s your average round score?
105-120?
105-120?
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