mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Had the discussion at golf last Sunday week about Par and how it's not overly popular.
I like it myself, it's just golf.
But the consensus was it's the low handicap players who don't like Par the most.
I think Par is more of a mind set thing more than anything, for example on our Par 5- Index 1 Stroke or Stableford i'm thinking Birdie on the tee and trying to position myself to getting my 3rd going at aggressively at the pin, yet in Par round, As i get a shot on it, my mindset just changes to getting Par and walking off with the + (Plus), But as Heater stated it get converted to stableford anyway so my mindset shouldn't change.
Whilst i understand if gets converted to stableford for handicap purposes, what i dislike (for example) is on our first 3 holes- Par 3, Par 4, Par 4 if i was to go bogey, bogey, birdie in stableford i'd be 6 points (on handicap), yet in Par i'm 1 down.
Anyway a sh!t round of Par is still better than being at work

you've gota keep on keep'n on .........