Buiscutboy
Double Eagle Member
Hit chains yesterday with the Ghost, but it didn't stick :c
You don't need to hear about the rest of the round.
You don't need to hear about the rest of the round.
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Played two solo rounds at that suck course a.k.a. Lake Township. I only play there because it's close and I sorta hate the course enough that I want to beat the crap out of it. So the first round I tied my best score ever there then the next round I beat that score by 2 throws.
The odd part was in the first round I had a putt land on TOP of the basket - on two different occasions. I've been playing off and on since about 2004 and have only ever had that happen ONCE before and now it happens twice in one round. Not sure if that is a sign or anything.
And to add to that this was some of the worst conditions I have ever played in today. Strong winds with gusts to 30mph all the way down to dead calm. Interspersed with light to heavy rain and even about 30 seconds of pea sized hail and I still play my best round ever there...WTF
I think adverse conditions might help me focus, I too scored my best round on a laughably windy day. I have a theory that to be at our best, or "in the zone" there has to be a detachment of the outcome, and just maybe playing in foul weather gives us an excuse to throw 'care to the wind' and play looser. Or maybe it helps us attain some sort of hyper focus. It's a mystery.
I think adverse conditions might help me focus, I too scored my best round on a laughably windy day. I have a theory that to be at our best, or "in the zone" there has to be a detachment of the outcome, and just maybe playing in foul weather gives us an excuse to throw 'care to the wind' and play looser. Or maybe it helps us attain some sort of hyper focus. It's a mystery.