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Originally Posted by Barefoot
I guess everyone keeps score when they play?
Is that considered to be an important part of the game? That's a serious question.
I've only been golfing for a couple of years and I never keep score. I play for fresh air, exercise and fun.
Some of the people I golf with keep hitting balls until they get a hit they like.
So to me it seems pointless to keep score.
(But we do play ready golf and never keep the golfers behind us waiting)!
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Hi Barefoot: I don't keep score on executive courses except mentally. I play from the black tees because in my view the second shot on executive courses is the critical shot. I never hold up people behind me. if I am having bad golf day and/or hole I pick up after the second shot.
My putting is actually the best part of the game but then I usually pick up w/o putting to the hole, if my score for that hole is above four. I never take a mulligan
Essentially because there is a big push for faster golf it is literally impossible to follow the rules of golf on an executive courses.
Championship courses are a whole other thing
Have a good day