OT: golf stuff

[HuskyHawk]

If you are dialed in with your irons that tight, it shouldn't matter what you use. Even PGA players are barely 50% at getting 15' and in from 150 yards.

You overall point that the better you are at knowing your distances makes good information more valuable because you can apply that info.

For me, once you account for wind, change and elevation, slope of the green and firmness of the course, I only want front/center/back distances.

I know I'm completely dialed in. If I'm pin high, I'm left or right off the green. If I hit it right at the flag, it's short of the green or 20 yards over it.

 

[Chin Diesel]

And I really don't care about back because it's not like I'll spin it back off the green.

Yeah buy it's nice to know the distance you absolutely can not exceed on any shot.

 

[uconnfan68]

Yeah buy it's nice to know the distance you absolutely can not exceed on any shot.

Theoretically correct. For me, 99 of 100 are short of the pin, because I know they don't stop like they used to. Have play that roll out.