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Noticias breves de competición: Mis consejos para arruinar una tarjeta de puntuación (2)

by Pierre
on Tuesday 10 March 2026

Consejo número 2:
La última vez os expliqué cómo vuestro optimismo (o vuestro ego) puede llevaros a elegir un palo más corto (el hierro 9) que acabaréis forzando y fallando, en lugar del hierro 8 recomendado por vuestro caddie o vuestro software (reloj/GPS).
Por el contrario, otra técnica infalible para arruinar tu tarjeta consiste en tener una confianza ciega en tu caddie (o GPS).
Caso real: este approach un poco corto que se queda por debajo de un green elevado y bien defendido por (…)

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