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I know they change my home course's pin locations two or three times a week, but I never really pay much attention to where they are when golfing. They are where they are. I tend to focus on the front, middle, rear of the green yardage (GPS) then adjust from there depending on what I see on the green while walking to my approach shot. If I have a really long approach shot, I pull out my lazer to get a better look at the green. The only time I do pay attention is when I pay my green fees at a course and the counter guy gives me a score card, with a legend showing where the pins are located that day. Another time I pay attention is usually on the first couple of holes to see how professional a job the guy did cutting the new holes. I don't like it when they leave a mound when they pull the tool out before installing the insert. If you have ever hit a putt that rolled off to one side, or even backwards just as it reached the hole, you know what I mean.