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Tackling a course for the first time: do you play better or worse than average?

Worse

says Fergus Bisset

This is one where we’ll both base our argument on personal playing experience. Over nearly 40 years as a golfer, I’ve had quite a bit of that – some good, most not so good. I can say with great confidence that I play worse than average when I take on a course for the first time. Whether or not Jeremy

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