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Old 06-11-2007, 03:48 PM
ClubChamp04 ClubChamp04 is offline
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Default Re: hypothetical golf career

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Lets say there's a guy in his early 20s. He averages 100-110. He can support himself financially for a few years. His goal is to become a head pro at a course.

Is this realistic? Also what's his best strategy for succeeding.

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How long has this guy been playing for? Best strategy imo would be to find a good pro to work with, then hit balls until your hands bleed. Get on the putting green for a couple hours a day and work on all areas of your shortgame.

I really believe that practice can only take you so far though, some people just don't have the ability. All of us will hit a golf platuea, whether it's 80 or 72 and it becomes almost impossible to drop any more shots consistently. So I guess the only way to know if you're good enough is to give it your all and see where that leads.
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