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**kmjbbT3U** · 02-18-2008, 12:11 PM

They don't take into account that, if you played with him privately, he wouldn't have people throwing balls from the rough into the fairway and moving rocks that are in the way of his flight path.

Oh yeah, and let them give you a caddy with a yardage book like the one he has. It might not help the higher handicap, but someone in the 5-10 range would probably drop 4 shots if they knew exact yardages.

if you are in the 5-10 handicap range, you are pretty good at getting yardage. being a yard or three off isnt that big of a deal. you're not shaving 4 shots off your score if you knew that it was 186 yards instead of 184 yards all day because you arent good enough to control your distances within a yard with the type of consistency it would take to drop that many strokes. and then there is the putting part. 5-10 handicaps are in the grand scheme of it all, average putters to possibly slightly above average putters at best. still missing more putts from 10-12 feet than they make. but if you are a 5-10 handicap, chances are, you are not knocking it stiff 10-12 feet with consistency. try more like 20 feet at best on a regular basis. you are so very very wrong.

02-18-2008, 12:11 PM	#13
kmjbbT3U Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	They don't take into account that, if you played with him privately, he wouldn't have people throwing balls from the rough into the fairway and moving rocks that are in the way of his flight path. Oh yeah, and let them give you a caddy with a yardage book like the one he has. It might not help the higher handicap, but someone in the 5-10 range would probably drop 4 shots if they knew exact yardages. if you are in the 5-10 handicap range, you are pretty good at getting yardage. being a yard or three off isnt that big of a deal. you're not shaving 4 shots off your score if you knew that it was 186 yards instead of 184 yards all day because you arent good enough to control your distances within a yard with the type of consistency it would take to drop that many strokes. and then there is the putting part. 5-10 handicaps are in the grand scheme of it all, average putters to possibly slightly above average putters at best. still missing more putts from 10-12 feet than they make. but if you are a 5-10 handicap, chances are, you are not knocking it stiff 10-12 feet with consistency. try more like 20 feet at best on a regular basis. you are so very very wrong.
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