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      <title>The Yardage You Think You Hit Isn&#39;t the Yardage You Actually Hit</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Ask most club golfers how far they hit their seven-iron and you will get an answer with real confidence behind it. Ask them how they arrived at that number and the confidence tends to wobble. Usually it traces back to one shot, struck flush on a calm evening at the range, that felt so good they decided it was the standard from then on. The trouble is that a career-best strike is not a yardage. It is an outlier, and building a club selection strategy around an outlier is how a comfortable two-putt turns into a bogey from the back fringe.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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