Question from Adam Edwards.

And he asks, I think this is a common question from everyday golfers and pros actually as well.

I think we all understand this question.

He asks, why do I struggle on one hole, the same hole, every week, two or three

over on the same? He uses a word that I won't use, hole. So you can insert your own word

before the last word. Explicative slash hole.

Yeah. Subject who's in the car or who's listening in the kitchen or whatever.

So he is saying he struggles on one hole every week at his course.

Like it's the same hour when he blows out two or three over.

Like this is a common, more common than people give it credit to Fort. You know, I've had lots of amateurs asked me this.

I can remember playing as a member at a course. So you play the same course every week as an

amateur. And there were holes where it was like this one. I always did it over there on this

hole. Like there's certain patterns and shapes that push you in certain ways and lumps of holes and what have you.

Out of interest, Lou, I don't know if you've done anything on this with everyday golfers on stats.

I guess it's quite hard without actually talking to the person.

Would you see, you wouldn't see this in data unless you actually you'd need to know the person's inner demons, I guess, would you?

Well, I mean, you do see when you look at things like scoring average by the handicap of the hole.

Like, you do see that the harder holes play harder.

Yeah.

And the easier holes play easier.

So you do see that.

And I wouldn't be surprised if

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