Then Hindhead on Monday 
As a diff of 1.5 doesn't match 42 points i'm guessing 1.5 is actually the difference between the differential for your round and your current highest counting differential. Though that would only give a hi reduction of about 0.2...hmmm. Nothing to do with your great knock though....good stuff sir.
Par 70, CR 71.1 and slope of 139 so a 73 is a differential of 1.5. It knocked an 83 off (9.7) which took my index down from 7.5 to 6.5. Still 1.1 higher than the start of the season so more work to do.
Of course...sorry...early morning dimness...
) but I just couldn't do it.
Once you have them you have to learn to live with them, they never completely go away.
I remember in my early days of playing I'd try and hit shanks for fun (
Roll on quite a few years and they became a permanent feature of my play, so much so that I bought a 9 wood to help on the worst days (my shanks tend to be on the longer irons).
It's not so bad these days but they do return now and again, luckily I now know what causes my particular shank so can quickly correct.
My mate has been suffering from them this season and has shot up from 5.5 to 9.1, primarily due to them. Three weeks ago he shanked one OOB from 8th fairway to 1st fairway and hit someone in the chest. Sadly, he has now passed this 'skill' to me and the last three times I have played our 8th hole I have done exactly the same (without hitting anyone). I am now dreading playing our 8th hole.
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Director at work is retiring so 10 of us had an afternoon Stableford at Hurtmore this afternoon.
Best 18 holes of my life - shot an 85 for 49 points and took the win ?
Don't think they'll be letting me play off 28 again..! ?
