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**12Jasoumemoobia** · 08-23-2012, 12:51 AM

I think it depends on what the other parts of your game are and how good they are. If some of the people who hit the ball 270+ can't do anything else at all well on a golf course, then while their handi's are still high, they would be higher. That being said, if you hit it 220 and are lights out from 100 and in and can really roll it, then no. For me it is a mix. My long game is probably my strength, but the rest of my game is catching up with it. Now, the days that I score well, it is because I was very good off the tee. The days I don't score well it is because I sprayed it everywhere. The rest of my game is more consistent, BUT my ability to go low is dependent upon my distance and control.

08-23-2012, 12:51 AM	#4
12Jasoumemoobia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 366 Senior Member	I think it depends on what the other parts of your game are and how good they are. If some of the people who hit the ball 270+ can't do anything else at all well on a golf course, then while their handi's are still high, they would be higher. That being said, if you hit it 220 and are lights out from 100 and in and can really roll it, then no. For me it is a mix. My long game is probably my strength, but the rest of my game is catching up with it. Now, the days that I score well, it is because I was very good off the tee. The days I don't score well it is because I sprayed it everywhere. The rest of my game is more consistent, BUT my ability to go low is dependent upon my distance and control.
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