Yes, wodie. Please use DeChambeau from now on.
Playing 700 for those guys Doc. For us, probably playing 750-800. No chance to get on in 4 IMO. Unless you normally hit greens from 200 out.I mean, what's another 16 yards when we're talking 684.
Doubt I'd break 100 on that course, honestly. Maybe closer to 150.
- I'm due for a new bourbon for old fashioned making. What's a good $25-35 bourbon for such things that doesn't include Bulleit, Woodford, Makers or Jefferson?
Playing 700 for those guys Doc. For us, probably playing 750-800.
Then why are they saying it is 684 but playing like 700?WTF does that mean? It plays what it plays.
Then why are they saying it is 684 but playing like 700?
Chase - "why did my normal 250 drive only go 200?"
Anybody - "Because you are playing into a stiff wind idiot."
Agree to disagree. They are stating that in terms of professional golfers.Then it's 684 but playing 700 for EVERYONE, idiot.
Then why are they saying it is 684 but playing like 700?
Chase - "why did my normal 250 drive only go 200?"
Anybody - "Because you are playing into a stiff wind idiot."
Agree to disagree. They are stating that in terms of professional golfers.
Don't forget about the wind. There's wind chill in the summer too.
No, they are stating in terms of the YARDAGE.
If you're walking and it's 88 but the Heat Index is 100, is it different for professional walkers?
The average golfer can't hit the ball as far as pros (sans boat). Doesn't change anythingThe wind affects the average golfer more than a professional further lengthening the hole for the average player more than it would the professional.