So you are a 4 ball, 2 scores to count... not a medal etc and are first group out onto an empty course..... how long would your round roughly take?
how long would it take you to play a round on your home course?
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pbrown7582
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a little under 3 hours
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
Would depend on who the other 3 were, but as were playing that format tomorrow Id expect somewhere around 3 1/2 hours for that group. Expect we'll be an hour more than that tomorrow though!
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
About 3.5-4 hours if everyone picked up if they can't score. 4-4.5 if everyone insists on playing out
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guest100718
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4 hours ish. You still have 4 golfers teeing off every hole and playing every approach more or less.
lex!
Challenge Tour Pro
bout 4 hrs
phil78
Club Champion
Probably just over 4 hours
Tashyboy
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With the standard of golfers I play with 4 to 4 1/4 hrs.
Played with a guy last week and he was stupid quick but he has his own buggy due to dodgy knees. It was a struggle to keep up and somewhat rushed
Played with a guy last week and he was stupid quick but he has his own buggy due to dodgy knees. It was a struggle to keep up and somewhat rushed
FairwayDodger
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Depends on who the other three are but, with a clear course ahead, shouldn't take much over three hours.
bobmac
Major Champion
ADB
Journeyman Pro
About 4 hours depending on how well we were driving that day!
Crawfy
Tour Rookie
3.5 hours.
Rooter
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If the other 3 played at my pace, i would say just under 3 hours, maybe even 2.5. My mate and I can go a 2 ball in under 2 hours holing out everything.
4 hours. Longish walks between some tees and a decent length to the course means that you would struggle to get underneath that with a 4 ball. I suspect a two ball could manage under the same circumstances in around 3.5hrs.
Keeno
Challenge Tour Pro
I would say 3.5 - 4hours. 4 balls aint quick
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
4-ball progressive alliance tomorrow with shotgun start so I'd put my dosh on around 4:20
First out & I'd shave approx 30 mins off that time estimate
First out & I'd shave approx 30 mins off that time estimate
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It should be 3 to 3.5 hours I'd say, but can depend on how competitive the group is, ie, do we have chances on each hole for birdies, in which case making sure of the pars and then letting the birdie chances have a go afterwards as such all 4 players holing out regularly. Or are we having plenty of holes where at least one player is picking up.
Fyldewhite
Tour Winner
Wow, quite surprised at some of the responses tbh. We play 4 ball medals every Saturday and with an empty course I'd be surprised to take more than 3.5 hours. In the format described (not much point in provisionals, no lengthy searches etc) probably a fair bit less.
stevek1969
Money List Winner
3 1/4 hours ,playing that format tomorrow as well
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
But all we have is a bunch of unqualified times
Some of these courses could be 1,500 yards different lengths with maybe the same kind of difference in green to tee distances to add to that
