Good morning Sasha. 🌻
Yes, direct experience first, followed by logic, then thinking about what others are interpreting through their data analysis, for example, is an approach I find helpful in coming to a clearer and deeper understanding.
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Oh yeah, asking questions, and taking time to think about and ask the right questions, as Einstein suggested.
btw, how was it on the par 3? 🏌️⛳
I did terribly first few holes, but was starting to make par by the end. Do you play?
I discovered a wooden shaft club in my grand parents cellar when I was a kid so got fairly decent from about 100 yards. But otherwise not very good at all.
Golf became flog and I haven't been in years.
A nine iron, a bucket of balls, and a green 100 yards away, in the early morning might get me back out on the course, though.
Sounds like a perfect par 3 situation to me 🥹
As a kid I played in a park, one hole, played from different directions. As an 10-11 year old, I caddied one summer and would sneak onto the course very early, before having to carry what I remember being big, heavy golf bags.
With golf for me though, on a par 3, I'd feel the need to at least be shooting par. And for that, I'd probably need to be practicing 1-2 hours per day.
Geez, you got me thinking.
Four!!! 🏌️⛳
Simpler on the court hitting tennis balls. Better exercise. No practice required.
