Now, as someone who doesn't really do this, I'm asking for a friend today.

I've got a question.

A friend has asked me, you know I'm lying when I use the word friend from the outset.

Yeah.

That's a tip off.

This is a lie.

I'm your only friend and this does not ring a bell.

I don't remember texting you.

Absolutely.

How many mistakes is too many mistakes?

Because obviously you can say any mistakes on the golf course is too many because I do

think some golfers think they shouldn't make any mistakes, but that's probably, I think if you understand how many mistakes to a certain extent is too many mistakes, which we'll talk about a bit today, then maybe it'll help you just chill out a bit when you do make them, because guess what, we're going to make them. It's part of nearly every round of golf you play. And let's define a mistake. A mistake

could be what, Lou, out of bounds, leaving a shot in a bunker, maybe free putting from an

inappropriately short distance, topping a T shot. That's kind of what we're saying is mistakes,

maybe? What do you think? I don't think of them. I think it's sometimes it's dangerous to think

of mistakes that way.

Because we, we all have a range of outcomes. And, you know, we're all going to hit the golf ball in a lot of different places, you know, with every, with every club in the bag.

And the higher your handicap, the bigger that area gets. Now, Greg certainly hits the ball a whole lot straighter and more accurate than a typical weekend warrior like myself.

But Greg still, you know, hits shots not where he's looking.

And are those necessarily a mistake?

Depends on how you want to look at it.

Like even when Greg's playing his absolute

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