I'm bored, title says it all. What if you can park holes like no other, but have had ZERO aces, EVER. Can you still be considered a pro? I think you could...
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Can you be considered a "Pro" and have 0 Aces?
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It all depends on how well you can hold rounds together to put up consistently low scores. If you can do that, then there is no reason why you couldn't be a pro with 0 aces.
opcorn: So far, I would have to say I like both answers. As I said, if you can park holes on a regular, or make those magical 40+ foot putts, then why the hell not?
cubby in a parallel universe?
SAxDrc
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I'm bored, title says it all. What if you can park holes like no other, but have had ZERO aces, EVER. Can you still be considered a pro? I think you could...
Discuss
If I could park every hole I wouldn't care about acing
^ Am I the only one confused by this? I'd rather take a "1" than a "2" any day
Even if aces are few and far between, if I could choose between "Birdie/Eagle/Double Eagle" or "ace" I think we all know the logical choice.
Even if aces are few and far between, if I could choose between "Birdie/Eagle/Double Eagle" or "ace" I think we all know the logical choice.
SAxDrc
Birdie Member
^ Am I the only one confused by this? I'd rather take a "1" than a "2" any day
Even if aces are few and far between, if I could choose between "Birdie/Eagle/Double Eagle" or "ace" I think we all know the logical choice.
If i had the choice between "few and far between" aces or a 2 on every hole ever and 0 aces i'd take the 2s
^ I hear you there. Logically, that seems like the right choice. After all, it's pretty rare to hear of more than one ace a round. It obviously has happened before, but what are the odds?
Greatzky
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of course you could. aces have nothing to do with your pro status. There are tons of Professional ball golfers who have no aces. In most cases an ace isn't the best shot for the hole so what is the likelihood of getting aces when you are trying to get close and make your birdie and win the event?
jesusfreak
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I would think so.
I would say yes. I know some excellent golfers that never go for aces. They always try to plant it right under the basket. Unless there is a hill or something behind the basket to stop the disc I rarely go for it as well. I've seen guys hit basket or chains and the disc rolls away and they end up with a 3 or 4.
dkoz
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aardvarkious
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"What do you call a stupid shot that got lucky?" "An Ace."
The dude on the bike
Double Eagle Member
I reckon so, I suck and I have a crap ton of aces.
Mattallica
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I'd have to say I was better at ball golf than I am at disc golf. I could shoot mid to low 80's at multiple courses, I never came close to a ace. In disc golf I have 6. Not the best comparison
.but I see what you mean
JReynolds
Eagle Member
I asked one of the local pros, that is deadly accurate with his mids, why he doesn't hit the acepot that often. His response was "I'm used to playing to it, not through it"... Basically what has already been said... He has more aces than I probably ever will, but he plays to the base of the pole, aces are shots that are 3 feet too high
thiswonisloaded
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What is Cubbys Rating? I've always wondered this.
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