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Thu, Jul 25 2013 3:39 AM (32 replies)
  • Stugood23
    4 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 3:51 PM

    That's ok.. Thanks for getting back to me.

    How do you break up the power meter?  I only have the beginner meter.

    I am starting to get some credits and getting more up grated clubs.  Not the ones I want yet.

    Best,

    Stu

  • renniw52
    5,385 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 4:27 PM

    Hey, I had like an 80 something one time and this squirrel don't cheat. Behave yourself and shoot a good one. Hope I wasn't out of line here. I try to be nice now.

  • alanti
    10,564 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 4:34 PM

    renniw52:

    Hey, I had like an 80 something one time and this squirrel don't cheat. Behave yourself and shoot a good one. Hope I wasn't out of line here. I try to be nice now.

    Dang, my best is a 90 something. And you are always nice Renni, but sometimes i think I have to be cruel to be kind. I might have a few attempts at a CTTH, haven't played for a bit and with the rocks might be interesting - see if I can lower my scores over 10 attempts - well I will later as I am at work lol.

  • spraypantscorona
    121 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 4:45 PM

    Stu ,,,,,, i have over 3600 rounds  on ctth hole on BPB  THAT,S HOW ,, NOW DO YOU GET IT

     

  • WeidaDeNei
    298 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 5:01 PM

    My one and only question to the OP.... What in the world does this have to do with GAME TIPS? ...

  • alanti
    10,564 Posts
    Tue, Jul 23 2013 5:24 PM

    Stugood23:

    How do you break up the power meter?  I only have the beginner meter.

    The meter is the same for us all (I use original) but each club set has different yardages/increments. The only way of working out the % is trial and error and taking notes. Many players make there own putter/shot pal but can be bought from the pro shop. Mine is a post it note - and use it for my wedges, 60, 75, 100 yards full shot. I will never reduce a shots power by too much, as it results in a "fluff".

    But I do use less than full power for 53, 65 and 87 yards respectively and less than this use punch. Also knowing whether top spin, no spin and back spin for your wedges you can dial in pretty close most of the time.

    Hope you understand - my post it note has become a real mess over a period of time,adjustments etc. And a lot of shots are just feel, the more shots you hit the more instinctive it becomes (and I seldom use my post it note now).

  • alanti
    10,564 Posts
    Wed, Jul 24 2013 2:05 AM

    alanti:
    I might have a few attempts at a CTTH, haven't played for a bit and with the rocks might be interesting - see if I can lower my scores over 10 attempts - well I will later as I am at work lol.

    Well I tried twice - sorry doing CTTH just does not float my boat.

    But

    1st effort 203,6 took a few notes of clubs, power, spin and wind

    2nd Attempt 75.88 - referred to the notes

    As you can see there is a dramatic improvement but the 1st attempt was my first game in a while and these starter balls are lightening fast on the meter and missed a couple of shots badly. The second effort I hit the ding twice and wasnt too far away the rest.

    With more attempts I am sure I would improve, but I don't want to use up the life on the starters ball :)

     After I finished I saw a friends name on the screen, 8.11 and I have played with this guy many times - and he certainly does not cheat (well if he does he does it badly lmao)

  • xXxjasonxXx
    688 Posts
    Wed, Jul 24 2013 2:22 AM

    for one u need better clubs an balls an mostly practice practice practice......

  • FBudd
    208 Posts
    Wed, Jul 24 2013 3:13 AM

    There are things you can do to increase your chances of scoring low in CTTH, for instance i have started mapping WOLF CREEK:

     

    WOLF CREEK CTTH

    WIND: LOW

    #1 - Actual distance: 136.4

     - 7mph 4 to 10, 130 hit 100, no spin - Ding - hit next to hole ran 7ft past

     - 7mph 10 to 4, 130 hit 100, no spin - Ding - hit infront of hole 7ft

     - 11mph 7 to 1, 130 hit 95, no spin - Ding - 9 ft infront of hole

     - 12mph 2 to 8, 145 hit 95, no spin - Ding - perfect distance

     - 9mph 6 to 12, 130 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - 4 ft infront of hole

     - 11mph 12 to 6, 145 hit 95, no spin - Ding - perfect distance

    #2 - Actual distance: 85.1, 10-15 lie

     - 11mph 4 to 10, 85 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - landed 6 short and rolled 4 to left

     - 11mph 5 to 11, 85 hit 100, no spin - Ding - 1ft past pin, 6 left

     - 7mph 12 to 6, 105 hit 90, no spin - Ding - 2ft infront of hole

     - 7mph 6 to 12, 85 hit 100, no spin - Ding - 3 ft past the hole

    #3 - Actual distance: 192.3, 2-5 lie
       
     - 12mph 3 to 9, 190 hit 97.5, no spin - 1mm left of ding - landed 3.5 ft to right of pin

     - 7mph 6 to 12, 190 hit 95, 0 bspin - Ding - landed 15ft hard in the ruff behind pin

     - 11mph 3 to 9, 190 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - landed 20ft before pin rolled 13ft behind

     - 13mph 10 to 4, 190 hit 100, no spin - Ding - landed 16ft inront rolled down hill 40ft

     - 12mph 6 to 12, 190 hit 92.5, 0 bspin - Ding - landed 18ft before ran 12 behind to fringe

     - 13mph 8 to 2, 175 hit 100, 0 bspin - Ding - perfect distance

    #4 - Actual distance: 83.3

     - 6mph 12 to 6, 85 hit 100, no spin     - Ding - landed 6ft behind pole and rolled back to 2

     - 12mph 11 to 5, 85 hit 100, no spin - Ding - landed 3ft infront of pole

     - 8mph 12 to 6, 85 hit 100, no spin - Ding - landed 7.5 behind pin

     - 10mph 6 to 10, 85 hit 97.5, no spin - ding - landed 4ft infront of hole

    #5 - Actual distance: 147.6

     - 9mph 12 to 6, 145 hit 100, no spin - Ding - landed right off pin 7 ft and rolled 2 ft past.

     - 8mph 3 to 9, 145 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - landed 2 ft before hole rolled 16 ft behind it.

     - 6mph 6 to 12, 145 hit 100, 2 bspin - Ding - landed 1ft before hole and ran 7 past

     - 6mph 3 to 9, 145 hit 95, no spin - Ding - 32ft before hole

    #6 - Actual distance 140, 2-5 lie

     - 7mph 5 to 11, 145 hit 97.5, 1 bspin - Ding - laned 7 yrd short snd 7 yrd right of
     
     - 7mph 10 to 4, 145 hit 100, no bspin - Ding - landed 14 ft infront of pin

     - 10mph 11 to 5, 160 hit 95, no bspin - Ding - landed 4 ft infront rolled 6 behind

     - 11mph 3 to 9, 145 hit 100, 0 spin - 1mm R Ding - laned 2ft infront of hole


    #7 - Actual distance: 47.3, 15-20 lie

     - 11mph 5 to 11, 60 hit 90, 5 bspin - Ding - 10ft infront of pin

     - 10mph 9 to 3, 60 hit 100, 2 bspin - Ding - landed 6ft infront rolled 15 behind

     - 6mph 11 to 5, 60 hit 95, 0 bspin - Ding - perfect roll

     - 9mph 9 to 3, 60 hit 100, 2 bspin - Ding - landed 6ft infront rolled 15 behind

    #8 - Actual distance: 165

     - 11mph 5 to 11, 160 hit 100, no spin - Ding - 19 ft behind hole

     - 7mph 9 to 3, 160 hit 100, 1 bspin - Ding - l5 ft infront of hole

     - 7mph 10 to 4, 175 hit 93.5, 0 bspin - 1mmR Ding - 20 ft infront of hole

     - 7mph 12 to 6, 175 hit 100, 2 bspin - Ding - landed 10ft past hole ran to 12ft

    #9 - Actal distance: 201.7

     - 12mph 9 to 3, 205 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - 13 ft right of hole, 1ft behind.

     - 8mph 9 to 3, 205 hit 96.25, no spin - Ding - 7ft infront of hole

     - 7mph 2 to 8, 205 hit 100, no spin - 1mmR Ding - perfect distance

     

    After about 15 restarts i started getting within 3 ft for the first 3-4 holes if i dinged them but then id miss a ding and shoot a 14 and then restart.

     - 12mph 9 to 3, 205 hit 97.5, no spin - Ding - , 1ft behind.

    read this as 12mph wind facing (using the hands and numbers on a clock to give direction) 9 to 3, 205 yrd hit 97.5% with no sping, and a ding landed 1ft behind hole.

  • drmoose
    3,540 Posts
    Wed, Jul 24 2013 4:34 AM

    Stu,

     In addition to the advice already posted, two big factors in shooting low scores in CTTH are wind, and green speed. Select "low" for wind "Very fast" for green speed. Course selection is also very important. I prefer Kiawah, although the third hole is a killer. I play that at 185 about 1/4 inch from full power, full BS and 1/4 inch left of ding, but, that is with my gear and ball selection. Once you factor in all the variables, I assure you scores like that are not only possible but , can be acheived regularly with lots of practice.

    Doc :)

    Edit: I see you have upgraded your iron set, if i may suggest, for an additional $2, the snake eyes wedges will serve you well for quite some time ( I still keep a set ).

    Doc :)

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