http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/ Fri, 23 Mar 2012 16:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-143 One time at Duke Golf Camp | View from the Fringe Thu, 14 Oct 2010 13:24:45 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-143 [...] David Horne on October 14, 2010 A couple of weeks ago I played in a Scramble Golf Tournament at Duke University Golf Club. This was the first time I had played the course since I attended golf [...] [...] David Horne on October 14, 2010 A couple of weeks ago I played in a Scramble Golf Tournament at Duke University Golf Club. This was the first time I had played the course since I attended golf [...]

]]> http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-33 david horne Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:50:44 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-33 Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week. Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week.

]]> http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-119 david horne Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:50:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-119 Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week. Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week.

]]> http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-32 Keegan Nebel Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:49:26 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-32 Well, from my experience, off the tee someone consistent should go first. For example, par 4 dogleg left with a pond at the break. First guy go for the fairway. If succesful, the 2nd (3rd-4th) golfer (usually more experienced) has a chance to cut some of the pond and have a nice approach for a birdie putt. Green in regulation (birdie putt) is almost a must in a competitive scramble. Also, always shoot. Unless someones shot holed out, take a shot. Theres always room for improvement. Example= hole in 1 is better than a 2 foot birdie putt.. Thirdly, make sure you talk with your teamate(s). Knowing what they think about the way a putt breaks or how far the wind will push a ball is crucial in the game of golf. If safe, don't be afraid to take risks. Better to be lucky than good hey? Well, from my experience, off the tee someone consistent should go first. For example, par 4 dogleg left with a pond at the break. First guy go for the fairway. If succesful, the 2nd (3rd-4th) golfer (usually more experienced) has a chance to cut some of the pond and have a nice approach for a birdie putt. Green in regulation (birdie putt) is almost a must in a competitive scramble. Also, always shoot. Unless someones shot holed out, take a shot. Theres always room for improvement. Example= hole in 1 is better than a 2 foot birdie putt.. Thirdly, make sure you talk with your teamate(s). Knowing what they think about the way a putt breaks or how far the wind will push a ball is crucial in the game of golf. If safe, don’t be afraid to take risks. Better to be lucky than good hey?

]]> http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-118 Keegan Nebel Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:49:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-118 Well, from my experience, off the tee someone consistent should go first. For example, par 4 dogleg left with a pond at the break. First guy go for the fairway. If succesful, the 2nd (3rd-4th) golfer (usually more experienced) has a chance to cut some of the pond and have a nice approach for a birdie putt. Green in regulation (birdie putt) is almost a must in a competitive scramble. Also, always shoot. Unless someones shot holed out, take a shot. Theres always room for improvement. Example= hole in 1 is better than a 2 foot birdie putt.. Thirdly, make sure you talk with your teamate(s). Knowing what they think about the way a putt breaks or how far the wind will push a ball is crucial in the game of golf. If safe, don't be afraid to take risks. Better to be lucky than good hey? Well, from my experience, off the tee someone consistent should go first. For example, par 4 dogleg left with a pond at the break. First guy go for the fairway. If succesful, the 2nd (3rd-4th) golfer (usually more experienced) has a chance to cut some of the pond and have a nice approach for a birdie putt. Green in regulation (birdie putt) is almost a must in a competitive scramble. Also, always shoot. Unless someones shot holed out, take a shot. Theres always room for improvement. Example= hole in 1 is better than a 2 foot birdie putt.. Thirdly, make sure you talk with your teamate(s). Knowing what they think about the way a putt breaks or how far the wind will push a ball is crucial in the game of golf. If safe, don’t be afraid to take risks. Better to be lucky than good hey?

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