> but if you play smart, you can see things break your way over a long period of time Which brings to mind a great quip attributed to Gary Player (the multi Gr

> but if you play smart, you can see things break your way over a long period of time Which brings to mind a great quip attributed to Gary Player (the multi Grand Slam winning golfer / peer to Palmer & Nicklaus) which goes, "I've found that the harder I practice, the luckier I get." And as anyone who knows golf knows, the game is rife with unknown unknowns and butterfly effect types of outcomes; but over time those nearly infinitesimal improvements move the deterministic needle in ways that change your score.