DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post

**padlabtard** · 08-17-2012, 07:18 PM

I guess it depends on your strengths then? I've made birdies and pars doing both ways, as well as bogeys or worse doing both ways. For me personally, if the green is pretty open, the closer I get the better chance of getting on there with a closer putt at birdie than 100 yards out at the same green. If the green is surrounded by water or a close hazard, assess the risk and go from there. Most situations it's a layup.

I agree, its a really interesting topic. I go for probably 2 par 5's a round in 2, and then 2 I'll just have to lay up as I know there is no way I can get there in 2.

08-17-2012, 07:18 PM	#29
padlabtard Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	I guess it depends on your strengths then? I've made birdies and pars doing both ways, as well as bogeys or worse doing both ways. For me personally, if the green is pretty open, the closer I get the better chance of getting on there with a closer putt at birdie than 100 yards out at the same green. If the green is surrounded by water or a close hazard, assess the risk and go from there. Most situations it's a layup. I agree, its a really interesting topic. I go for probably 2 par 5's a round in 2, and then 2 I'll just have to lay up as I know there is no way I can get there in 2.
	Quote