The case for a bigger hole!
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If you average 33 ppr and not too bad for an old geezer on sloping greens, when 'I' suspect that an average of 30-32 ppr would be for a cat 1 player (my opinion as I don't have the mass amount of data to possibly back it up apart from my own average putting stats)......
Why are you bleating on about making the holes bigger when your not that far behind from a 'suspected/guessed' average of a cat 1 player anyway?
So your average isn't bad for a 4.25" hole is it if you think about it. Will an extra X mm on a hole stop lip outs, 360's........ ive not tried bigger holes, but I personally don't think it will, but the size of the hole has been the same since 1880 whatever by the R&A.
it will never happen and you should accept that, but going on about it on here isn't going to change it is it?
Region3
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garyinderry
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If u have "just lipped out" you will hole the next one. If you don't you have it hit miles to hard and are rubbish at the game of golf.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
No penalty then. I hope you didn't lose the match by 1 hole.
Are you sure Gary?
I have been penalised in the past for the same thing.
Edit: Just read the ruling and that's a new one on me. You learn something new every day
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Martin70
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Not this again? Can't this at least be constrained to one thread?
PhilTheFragger
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As this is a repeated thread with the same people making the same comments and going round and round ad infinitum I'm closing the thread.
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