fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
Handicap on the line with card and pencil in hand why would I take on a shot I've rarely played. definitely not practiced and if I don't pull it off will put me in trouble and compromise my score on the hole? Thats just a stupid decision and something I've worked hard to eradicate. At my level bogey is still my friend and sometimes you have to take your medicine and move on.
In a roll up though with maybe a princely £3 on the line then of course I'd consider it especially if I wasn't going too well and wanted to have some fun. For me its' about knowing when to take a risky shot, not even the full blown Hollywood shot, and when to swallow pride and play the percentages
how much is on the line in your medal rounds then? still only a fun game of golf for us amateurs, live a little and take the tough shot on every now and again