which is better, making agreat putt or not having to putt?
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not having to putt of course...LOL
126142
the best play is a block.of course if you mean best play as in the best to have of course it would be getting fouled shoting a three pointer,making the basket and then making the freethrow(or purposly missing the freethrow and then getting the rebound and scoring again)
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"Impossible Is Nothing" is better because it has endless possibilities.\n\nOn the other hand, saying "Just Do It", well what if I don't feel like doing it. What if I'm waiting for the right time and person to do "it" with!!...Well then we're talking about time delays, forms to fill out, etc.
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neither...\nbut if I have to choose, then 1. sounds better.
519994
1. Harder golf balls, some call them two piece, they are promoted for distance - these balls will go further than the other types. The ball will hook or slice less and will not stop on the green as well as the other types. This ball is harder to fade or drawl. This ball will bounce higher than the other balls if dropped on a hard surface\n\n2. This ball is built for feel but has a harder cover - You get good distance but not as good as the 1st. The ball will stop on green a little better and will move around a little more. This ball will have some spin on it.\n\n3. Softer ball - This ball has more feel to it. The ball spins so it will hood or slice more. The ball stops on the greens. You can move the ball around. This ball is very pricey and not as durable. \n\nSource(s):
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putty, spakle or playdough
947430
I think the McGriddle is more fattening.  You can go under their websites and check it out, this is what I do before ordering out.
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with digging get low to the ground and get your hands out in front of you,like a W shoulder width apart, so you can reseve a high or low ball.  and with serving just put the ball out in front of your hitting arm and have a good follow through, and if you don't do a jump serve, use your back toe for balance on the follow through.
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I always go for the salad first.  It probably has way less carbs than the soup anyways.  That way, you fill up on salad and don't get to eat too much of that soup.
501527
You need to find equilibrium between the practice range and the golf course.  Too much of one without the other has consequences.  When you practice at the range you can relax and work on improving the mechanics of your swing without feeling the added pressure of having to "score well". Besides, practicing your swing (especially the short game!) and improving your skills will make playing for REAL on the golf course a MUCH more pleasurable experience.  Golf is a lot more fun when you don't have to be looking for your ball all the time!
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Think of mini-golf as a big course of just putting greens. In my opinion, this game takes just as much skill to win. Putt-putt leveled the playing field.
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Quality basically.\n\nA 4-piece ball is more resilient and will tend to hold its shape better than a 2-piece.\n\nTest and county matches will always use a 4-piece ball.
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There's not much difference really. AAAA is little better than the AA.  If your an average player save the $ and go for the more econimcal one.  As your score improves.  You could possibly benefit from a higher quality ball.
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Every course has a set number of "par."\n\nPar is when you hit the ball a certain number of times. Let's say the par is 3. That means, according to the course, you should be able to sink your ball in 3 shots.
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You can try giving the ball a slight kick with your wrist as your hitting it. For me, this made my serve drop faster. And I'd alternate with a serve with no wrist which would float more. Not necessary very powerful, but hard to handle.
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I usually always start with my racket somewhat high on most every backswing.  IF I am playing a driving slice shot that I want to stay low, I have a more level swing.  If I want a sharp bite to the side with more angled spin I have a little more of a high to low swing.  To me its about getting more of the racket face through the stroke than it is about swing path.  I like to keep the racket face more level providing a more solid feel to the shot, rather than a more open face where the ball tends to float and sit up.
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Practice, Practice Practice and then, More Practice.\nThat is the only way to become a proficient putter.