Never heard of it until a couple of weeks ago. Help us out Yoda...
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Harvey Penick said, "Take dead aim." Once you've done a fair amount of construction on your own Golfing Machine -- and when you are not employing the Crash Translation Procedure of 3-C (wherein Accuracy takes a back seat to the Procedure being integrated into your Total Motion) -- you'll begin to set a new standard for accuracy on the Practice Tee.
With your long game -- even Drivers -- you'll be attempting to actually hit your target -- the Flagstick (or other marker). When you do, you credit yourself with one Pole-ie. You get the same Pole-ie Credits in the Short Game area -- but now you have the opportunity to actually hole the Shot. When you do -- and you will! -- you credit yourself with one Hole-ie.One Hole-ie Credit is worth three Pole-ie Credits. Pole-ies and Hole-ies are credited only for Shots from off the Green. In other words, Putts don't count. You'll need another score-keeping standard for those puppies, and if anyone has any ideas, please post them!
Once you get your first Pole-ie or Hole-ie, the Game is on! Every session will be an attempt to establish your new PB (Personal Best). In our Short Game area we have markers at 62 and 78 yards. Early last summer, in an extended session that involved five 150-Ball 'round trips' -- hit and pick-up -- I established my own PB: Three Hole-ies and two Pole-ies, a total of eleven Pole-ie Credits. That was a red-letter day, and I haven't beat it since...
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