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For me it's missing a short putt , 5 to 10 feet, when you know it should be routine ( and I dont count playing challenging mode on quick greens where such putts with a bit of slope can be a nightmare) Been doing quite a few lately which made me think about this.

Or maybe hitting right or left when that's where the only trouble is

Roy, I know what you mean. I miss a lot of short ones by just a quick aim and putt and most always dips down low of the hole. Did that in rd 1 at Pebble. My wife could hear me yell from the other room and asked if I was ok. That one and I aim in the green view on approaches and know I have to aim left but it's right in the green view and have aimed wrong. Only to make things worse I miss the snap on that same side to make it even further from the hole. Have to slow down sometimes when I play and think what I am doing.

Roy, nice Deagle (what I call them) on 18 Pebble.

Yeah I think my neighbours must wonder what's going on when I have spells of missing short ones. A bunch at Torrey, 4 of around 10 or 11 feet at Pebble so far, so I really needed that DE on the 18th at Pebble.

I see you made up for the miss at Pebble with 2 aces and a par 4 eagle. Very sweet

RoyHiggi wrote:Yeah I think my neighbours must wonder what's going on when I have spells of missing short ones. A bunch at Torrey, 4 of around 10 or 11 feet at Pebble so far, so I really needed that DE on the 18th at Pebble.

I see you made up for the miss at Pebble with 2 aces and a par 4 eagle. Very sweet

Well I think that was a first for me ( 2 aces in one rd). The hole out and the aces are sometimes just missing a snap by a little in pro and being lucky. As I know form a lot of tourneys, one round does not mean a win for anyone by all means. Still I see you reaching that 3rd par 5 for eagle. I laid up as not to ruin a round by coming up short in the big trap. I don't know if I have ever eagled that hole.

Harpo wrote:

RoyHiggi wrote:Yeah I think my neighbours must wonder what's going on when I have spells of missing short ones. A bunch at Torrey, 4 of around 10 or 11 feet at Pebble so far, so I really needed that DE on the 18th at Pebble.

I see you made up for the miss at Pebble with 2 aces and a par 4 eagle. Very sweet

Well I think that was a first for me ( 2 aces in one rd). The hole out and the aces are sometimes just missing a snap by a little in pro and being lucky. As I know form a lot of tourneys, one round does not mean a win for anyone by all means. Still I see you reaching that 3rd par 5 for eagle. I laid up as not to ruin a round by coming up short in the big trap. I don't know if I have ever eagled that hole.

I gambled a bit on that par 5 in round 1. Went back in the stance off the T and gave it a big whack to see if i could get close enough for a try. I think it was 280 ish with an uphill lie. Didnt do the offsnap though I just adjusted the 2W stance to the max back foot and smashed it to 3 inches. I liked that one.

I see Dirk's playing great at Pebble

Leaving a putt short because you brain f*rted on the green conditions/speed.

Hitting a long sand shot, realizing as I watch the ball only travel 20 yards, that I forgot to check to see if Explode or Pick was selected.

Pete

Mine is to left click the golf ball when im trying to
right click it.


Doug

Mixing up the 6 and 9 iron...oh, wait...that's my irl golf goof.

Bassmaster wrote:Leaving a putt short because you brain f*rted on the green conditions/speed.

Yeah that one hurts

pmgolf wrote:Hitting a long sand shot, realizing as I watch the ball only travel 20 yards, that I forgot to check to see if Explode or Pick was selected.

Pete

Thats an RTS special i think. After all this time playing I still have no idea how to play a long sand shot

rwoodworkr wrote:Mixing up the 6 and 9 iron...oh, wait...that's my irl golf goof.

leaving the putt to < 1 inch .... way worse than leaving it an inch short


albatros

a bouncing ball never sleeps

My RTS special....very embarrassing to admit..... I still on the odd occasion have complete lapse of concentration/full brain fade and have an "airy" (completely miss the ball) when putting.

albatros wrote:leaving the putt to < 1 inch .... way worse than leaving it an inch short


albatros

a bouncing ball never sleeps