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Using Course Yardage Books
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wile...@aol.com
Mar 8, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/8/99
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I just started using course yardage books, and hot damn, I'm a believer. I'm
sharing this because I think anyone who's serious about improving their game
and wants a simple way to do so, should use a course yardage book. My game
has never been this focused! One company sells generic CYB's which allow you
map out any course you play. It takes a little time, but what you gain is
worth the time put in. Tell me if you want their web address. I hate the
spamming and unwanted junk mail that's been going on recently.
sharing this because I think anyone who's serious about improving their game
and wants a simple way to do so, should use a course yardage book. My game
has never been this focused! One company sells generic CYB's which allow you
map out any course you play. It takes a little time, but what you gain is
worth the time put in. Tell me if you want their web address. I hate the
spamming and unwanted junk mail that's been going on recently.
Take care Y'all.
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Anwar Ishak
Mar 9, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/9/99
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What is a course yardage book... and how would I use it?
Thanks!
Anwar Ishak
Sandy
Mar 11, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/11/99
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It is map of each hole, normally a top view, showing distances from the tee
to landmarks, e.g. bunkers / trees / etc., and also the distances back from
the green to landmarks.
to landmarks, e.g. bunkers / trees / etc., and also the distances back from
the green to landmarks.
I find these books extremely useful because;
1. I am a very bad judge of distance and
2. Sometimes there are hidden hazards e.g. a ditch which you cannot see on
the course.
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