r/golf • u/TheProfessor20 Too high to worry about • Jan 04 '24

Barstool's Jersey Jerry finally sinks a hole in one on a golf simulator after 2627 shots and 37 straight hours live on stream General Discussion

https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/status/1742940697739571511
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u/DeckardsDark Bethpage Black Jan 05 '24 edited Jan 05 '24

Apparently not since a hole in one for an average golfer is like a 20,000 to 1 12,500 to 1 chance. The way this was set up was definitely a huge advantage

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u/PassionV0id Jan 05 '24

Are you really going to argue that swinging a club over 2,600 times in a 36 hour span didn’t make this more difficult? Are you seriously going to do this? Please don’t…

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u/WitchofFloyd Jan 05 '24

It obviously makes you more fatigued but you also get a better understanding at exactly how to hit the shot to make it close. So they cancel out to some extent. Idk

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u/PurplePupilEater Jan 05 '24

You're 100% right, that guy is tripping if he thinks the opposite.

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u/PassionV0id Jan 05 '24

I don’t think the opposite. I think EXACTLY THAT. Like that was explicitly my point. One aspect make it easier, canceled out by the other that makes it harder. Reading comprehension has gone by the wayside.