Re: Does anyone here play Intermediate on Links?
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wwharton said:
Start at advanced. If you know nothing about golf then start at intermediate just to get an idea of full swings, half swings, tempo etc. but move quickly too advanced. I'm learning from my cousin that staying on intermediate will get you ignoring some conditions AND get you dependent on the meter which is very bad. You really do get a feel of pace, distance and tempo when you have to just judge your swing and it's very different than remembering how far down the meter to go.
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yeah, there are no meters in Advanced. I just created an advanced guy to start, so I had to learn the hard way how hard to hit shots, how to putt, etc, but it's paid off now, where taking a little bit off a shot can put it right next to the pin. I don't think about a power meter at all
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wwharton said:
Start at advanced. If you know nothing about golf then start at intermediate just to get an idea of full swings, half swings, tempo etc. but move quickly too advanced. I'm learning from my cousin that staying on intermediate will get you ignoring some conditions AND get you dependent on the meter which is very bad. You really do get a feel of pace, distance and tempo when you have to just judge your swing and it's very different than remembering how far down the meter to go.
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yeah, there are no meters in Advanced. I just created an advanced guy to start, so I had to learn the hard way how hard to hit shots, how to putt, etc, but it's paid off now, where taking a little bit off a shot can put it right next to the pin. I don't think about a power meter at all
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