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So, this will probably all be one sided, and come out the way I am expecting it to, however...
As you may have noticed, I fell out of love with the game early in the year, contemplated giving up blah blah blah, however, I persevered through (with numerous breaks!) and recently had a couple of lessons with a different pro and have played a few times. He's basically said, give me the whole winter and I'll be hitting it further, with less effort and with a lot more consistency than before.
I have had one hour lesson, and he has asked me to do various things, which I wont go into now, but I entered a competition at the weekend (well..why not!), shot 82 (my lowest score of the year so far) and managed to grab a handicap cut out of it, from 8.6 to 8.4, to drop me back to an 8 handicap. I feel great that I managed it, however, the 82 I shot was the toughest 82 I have ever shot. I wasn't striking the ball well at all, made a birdie when it wasn't really justified, and scrambled a bogey when it should really have been a lot higher...so it brings me to my question:
Would you rather shoot 82 (for example) striking the ball poorly, or would you rather shoot 82 and strike everything purely?
As you may have noticed, I fell out of love with the game early in the year, contemplated giving up blah blah blah, however, I persevered through (with numerous breaks!) and recently had a couple of lessons with a different pro and have played a few times. He's basically said, give me the whole winter and I'll be hitting it further, with less effort and with a lot more consistency than before.
I have had one hour lesson, and he has asked me to do various things, which I wont go into now, but I entered a competition at the weekend (well..why not!), shot 82 (my lowest score of the year so far) and managed to grab a handicap cut out of it, from 8.6 to 8.4, to drop me back to an 8 handicap. I feel great that I managed it, however, the 82 I shot was the toughest 82 I have ever shot. I wasn't striking the ball well at all, made a birdie when it wasn't really justified, and scrambled a bogey when it should really have been a lot higher...so it brings me to my question:
Would you rather shoot 82 (for example) striking the ball poorly, or would you rather shoot 82 and strike everything purely?