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But in terms of my attitude towards approaching a round, I'm wanting to hit one down the middle as this has a massive impact on the "how many". I would agree 'it's not the how, it's the how many' if I'd scored 78, hit it all over the place.who cares, I got 78.I'm over the moon. I'd take out the big scores but would be having no fun. but where's the fun.I might score better but never have the chance of a birdie, never see a drive hit straight down the middle (the joy coming from the fact it doesn't happy too often), never have the chance to play a great recovery.
I could eliminate this by playing 7 iron, 7iron. not just semi, in the really thick stuff. With every drive there is, let's say for arguements sake, a 15% of one going well off course. It's the score that counts but he didn't enjoy it.
something that I could only dream off.I'm mostly happy when I don't lose a ball and so I get plenty of chances to proactice recovery shots. I'm not sure what you want to say with the Day story? He played a great long game round and hit everything. Hmm.I'm not sure now whether we agree or disagree. In terms of the split of where you should spend your time - someone else covered it amazingly well. If you miss all 18 greens in regulation but par 17 of them and bogie one of them, you would have amazing putting stats but you wouldn't be in contention to win. Ok - so you don't need to be putting well in comparison to the rest of the field to win - but I would want to know how many greens the other golfers hit. I think in one of the tournaments he was 67th in putting and that was out of 75 people. I caught the end of the Molinari twitter debate and the bit that stuck with me was a comment about him winning when he wasn't putting well.
You may not need them all on the day though. I agree with this entirely and I agree with the above comment - if you want to score well you need to be very good at all these aspects. Instead driver, woods / hybrids, long irons, short irons, wedges, pitching, chipping, bunkers, putting (I would then add course management & the mental game of golf to the list). Someone earlier said that we shouldn't think of it as long game, short game, putting
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