I just finished the 17th hole in a practice round on the current tournament course. I used autorewind on numerous holes to practice, when feeling comfortable, turned it off and continued the round. I did you rewind a couple times, once when I f'd up and another time when I wanted to try something different on the shot. I used autorewind when trying to drive 2 of the par 4's. I think that I hit about 12 drives on number 14 before turning AR off. My question is .... do you guys practice like this and if so, do you stop short because it is not a real round? Hmmmm practice features just can't get here fast enough. If I choose to finish the round, please note that I am not that good. It helps when you hit 10 practice shots on a par 3 before teeing off. Too bad you can't flag a round as a practice round ( where autorewind is used a lot). I really like practicing like this. The reason I bring this up, is that I am 5 under going onto 18 where I am usually 5-9 over par at this point. Until we have better practice features I will continue to practice like this and probably stop short. The more I think of it, I am not going to finish the round, because it's practice.
Should you stop practice rounds 1 hole short?
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Bubba has a good point. I average 8 over par over 76 rounds. I only have one round under par. So shooting 5 under is not really reflective of my game. I sure like autorewind for practicing. I think that I am 14 over after 2 tournament rounds. I am hoping to get my third round down in the low 70's.
I sure hope the update allows you to start on any hole. That would help a lot.
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