sunshine
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My P-Ave on Shotscope is 243 but about 220 with the other factors taken into account. I'm happy with that at nearly 70
What’s p-ave?
My P-Ave on Shotscope is 243 but about 220 with the other factors taken into account. I'm happy with that at nearly 70
I used to be a very big hitter with many drives over 300 (if the yardages on the card are correct)
Age and injuries have bought this down with many winter drives being less than 200.
Probably average 220 in summer these days.
I have some fond memories of big hitting drives
Where I used to play every week it started with a 329 yard hole, which I used to try to drive every time, the one and only time I actually got on the green I three putted
Our 12th has a measured yellow plate of 285 white 290. Playing a club match the captain was bending down eyeing up his putt and the ball from my drive ran right between his legs.
Our 18th measures 353 off the whites . Playing in a club comp I knew I hit my drive dead straight but nearly ended up with a lost ball. It took me and my mate nearly the full 5 minutes to find it in a sprinkler head just short of the green.
What’s p-ave?
What’s p-ave?
Does anyone use Garmin Golf for tracking stats? Unfortunately, it sometimes doesn't pick up my second stroke, which leads to it recording 400-yard drives etc. that never happened. Not sure if anyone has some advice on how to either avoid this happening or correct these absurd drives in my stats.
Does anyone use Garmin Golf for tracking stats? Unfortunately, it sometimes doesn't pick up my second stroke, which leads to it recording 400-yard drives etc. that never happened. Not sure if anyone has some advice on how to either avoid this happening or correct these absurd drives in my stats.
Yea I do. You can edit the shots on the app afterwards, it’s fairly simple to add and remove shots. I try to look at the round on the app as soon as possible after I’ve played, while I can still remember the shots and clubs.
Would I prefer hitting out of the rough at 250yds, or from the fairway at 225yds? Off the fairway for me.
Its also not quite as simple as being in the rough at one distance and the fairway at the other. The difference is more likely being on the fairway 50% of the time at 250 yds vs 60% at 225.This obviously depends on the hole and the state of the rough, but 225 v 250 that's 3 clubs difference for your approach. Generally I would expect my GIR is better with an 8 iron from the rough than a 5 iron from the fairway.
Its also not quite as simple as being in the rough at one distance and the fairway at the other. The difference is more likely being on the fairway 50% of the time at 250 yds vs 60% at 225.
This obviously depends on the hole and the state of the rough, but 225 v 250 that's 3 clubs difference for your approach. Generally I would expect my GIR is better with an 8 iron from the rough than a 5 iron from the fairway.
I concur with Dave ??A pal was playing in the group behind today and I text him when we had cleared 280 yards to let him know it was clear (there's a bell but the wind meant you couldn't hear it).
About 20 seconds later this ball whizzes through the middle of my group as we're walking up.
According to watch he had hit it 360 yards ?.
84 year old Dave I was playing with just said "that's f**king obscene".
I’m with Dave!A pal was playing in the group behind today and I text him when we had cleared 280 yards to let him know it was clear (there's a bell but the wind meant you couldn't hear it).
About 20 seconds later this ball whizzes through the middle of my group as we're walking up.
According to watch he had hit it 360 yards ?.
84 year old Dave I was playing with just said "that's f**king obscene".