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December 21st, 2008 — , Goals, Statistics from The Artful Golfer @ The Artful Golfer
As I set goals and make resolutions for a new year, I also enjoy looking back at this year’s highlights and accomplishments. 2008 proved to be an especially artful year! As I entered my fourth year playing golf, I not only reached my goals for lowering my index below 3 and breaking 70, but played more rounds of golf and on more new golf courses than during any prior year.
Photo by Aidan Bradley
Online StoresSeptember 26th, 2008 — , 2d images, Book Review, Bunker Shots, Golfers, Statistics, audience, game, golf club, good job, history lesson, history of golf, insight, little bit, rank beginners, short games, swings, viable theory, visual manner from CourseLadder @ Golf Ball Driver
Despite the overly clunky title, this book promises to help you master complex techniques by learning in a visual manner. Since statistics show that we as humans do learn better when presented with images, this is a viable theory, but will it pay off? Let’s take a hard look at the book and find out.
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Continue reading → Teach Yourself Visually Golf By Cheryl Anderson, Brian Crowell and Tom Mackin
June 22nd, 2008 — , Golf, Statistics, amateur, average golfer, average handicap, average score, driver distance from Bobbio @ AVERAGE GOLFER
On a regular basis I peruse the site monitoring features I have set up for Average Golfer. Many people that find my site are looking for amateur golfer averages, be it score, handicap, club distances and the like. I compiled and averaged some information from a lot of different sources to boil it…
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Online StoresNovember 17th, 2007 — , Progress, Statistics from The Artful Golfer @ The Artful Golfer
It appears I’m nearing the end of 2007 pretty much where I started the year. My index still hovers around 4.0 and only half my rounds continue to come in under 80. I made great progress during my first year in 2005, getting my index down to 10 and breaking 80, then again last year, knocking my index all the way down to 4 and shooting par. This year, I set a goal to get down to 2 and break 70, but
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