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Originally Posted by calgarygeologist
The difference between a good, you, and average, me, golfer probably explains the experience. I can score a 90 or so under ideal conditions (the right pace of play and the right mindset.) If I'm not in the right frame of mind or the pace is slow and I'm waiting around or rushed by the group behind it really throws off my game.
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Haha, I'm not good at all! I just enjoyed that there was no pressure at all; no one behind me to worry about on the tee box or anything and the people ahead were far enough ahead that I could just play at a comfortable pace. The thing that made it quick is that for half I was alone. Basically I could hit my shot, walk to the ball, and not wait for anyone else or anything like that.
I find that waiting for shots really throws me off though. I played earlier this summer and hit a great drive, and then we had to wait for 5-7 minutes and my next shot ruined that. It's pretty common for that to happen to me when there is to much thinking involved.