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Originally Posted by GioforPM
In general the more time the ball is on the ground the more accurate you can be, unless you are a really good golfer. So as was said chipping and running is better than flopping if you have a choice.
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That's also typically what I do as well, using a 7 iron. But sometimes I need to get over a bunker, or water, or have very little green to work with etc. Just seems all the guys in my mens league matches are amazing from 80 yards in.
So I typically will try and leave myself 100-120 yards as opposed to any closer lol.