BlazedOrangeHat
Par Member
lots of people ask that question and lots of people say women don't have the power to reach longer holes.
if we use the metrix from the disc golf world tour, and it is a very small sample, it would appear that putting is their downfall.
catrina finished in 45th out of 116, very respectable. look at her stats though... she was 23rd best for GRH at 35%. meaning, she was in 23rd place out of 116 people for birdie or better opportunities. clearly she was getting to the green and power was not an issue. now look at her putts made in the circle. she finished in 111th, at 79%.
what if you look back at the memorial? catrina and paige both missed ~10 foot putts in their final round.
i really think the women could be 1000+ if they were more consistent at putting. the sample size of stats is very small here, but i think it reveals a lot.
if we use the metrix from the disc golf world tour, and it is a very small sample, it would appear that putting is their downfall.
catrina finished in 45th out of 116, very respectable. look at her stats though... she was 23rd best for GRH at 35%. meaning, she was in 23rd place out of 116 people for birdie or better opportunities. clearly she was getting to the green and power was not an issue. now look at her putts made in the circle. she finished in 111th, at 79%.
what if you look back at the memorial? catrina and paige both missed ~10 foot putts in their final round.
i really think the women could be 1000+ if they were more consistent at putting. the sample size of stats is very small here, but i think it reveals a lot.