by pmgolf on Thu Nov 12, 2020 12:01 pm
The tournaments with the same name may be divided into different swing types (Click, RTS or Powerstroke), or divided into different skill levels (Elite, Champ, Pro, Amateur), or divided into different conditions (Challenging or non-challenging). It's up to you because you have to decide your swing type, your skill level, and which conditions you want to play. The "conditions" refer to course conditions - "firmness" of the greens and fairways (Soft, moderate, hard, soft (challenging), moderate (challenging) and firm (challenging), and green "speed" (slow, medium, fast, slow (challenging), Medium (challenging), and Fast (challenging).
For "Firmness", start with Soft. Make it a little harder and it becomes Moderate, make it a little harder and it becomes Firm, make it a little harder and it becomes Soft (challenging), make it a little harder and it becomes Moderate (challenging), make it a little harder and it becomes... yes! Firm (Challenging)!
Putting on greens that are Soft and Slow is like putting on greens covered by molasses. Putting on greens that are Firm (challenging) and Fast (challenging) is like putting on a surface of glass.
Hope this helps!
Pete