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I think it's not just about better scores, but about basically bypassing most of the major challenges on a course. The pros often don't have to deal with the sa
by jwestbury 4y ago
I think it's not just about better scores, but about basically bypassing most of the major challenges on a course. The pros often don't have to deal with the same sorts of bunkers, water hazards, etc. that amateurs do, and this can cause amateurs to lose interest. Nobody cares about long-drive competitions (well, okay, some people do, but long-drive competitors are hardly making PGA Tour money).
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- bombcar 4y agoGolf is one of those “watch someone do what you do but better” sports - I dare say the percentage of golf enjoyers who watch also play - and you can play the exact same courses the pros play without much work.