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05-25-2005 , 02:02 PM   #1
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European and American courses ?

What do you think makes the courses so different ?

You see players in America get very low scores, normally all of the time . And in Europe, some of the courses seem a bit harder because of the higher scores. Why ?

This is my opinion, now share yours :!:

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I am going to say condition of the courses.
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european courses are usually links courses, which require more shotmaking rather than being able to grip it and rip it without the danger of getting into too much trouble.
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