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Originally Posted by ubizmo On a par 3 I hit the green from the tee once in a while, but since I don't have consistent distances with my clubs, it's uncommon. There's one par 3 hole that's 130 yards, with a pond in front of the green, downhill from the tee. Should be a clean 8 iron shot, and I've done it. Once. |
so why not play every hole for a bogey?
Dont try to hit the green in two, lay up with a 7 or something that you know you can hit and wont end up 2 fairways away.
On the par 3, if a perfect 8 gets you on the green and its protected at the front, hit a 7 everytime, a perfect 7 will have you over the back, but in play.
A mishit will have you on the green and in play.
Course management is vital to your game.
Try playing for a bogey on every hole, actively playing for a bogey, not just accepting one coz you missed your par.
Im sure you woulb be happy walking off the course with a 90...