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Originally Posted by keg in kc
Sounds about right to me. Golf is about tons and tons of practice, until you learn what each of your clubs does for you, and until your swing is all muscle memory.
I think most of the intellectual side of the game is not doubting yourself and not second-guessing yourself. I also think people watch way too much PGA and spend way too much time "thinking" before their shots. I find it's often counter-productive.
But that's just my opinion, and I barely play these days.
I'm not sure that pool (billiards) doesn't involve more thinking in a strategy/shot selection sense than golf.
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Apparently I'm going to have to keep score for those who can't read the part where I said "Competitive".
As for your comment that Pool might take more thinking or strategy on shot selection, I'm sorry to come off vulgar, but you're ****ing stupid and clearly never played golf, golf well, or competitively.
