of Wildwood, N.J., which had built more than 800 courses. He knew he needed to do something different to draw people back on a regular basis, so he went to work with Harris Miniature Golf Co. But I could visualize this whole thing right away,” he said. “At that time there was the building and the front lot, which was part grass and part wooded. . . “Then one day, I was coming home and saw the sign that this property was for sale.

“And there are not many highways leading out or into Concord where there’s still land available. “I was sold on Route 4 because I was always struck by the traffic on it - especially every time I was coming home and had to turn left onto it,” Blasko said. And even then, it was only with the idea of creating a profitable ancillary business. A former ski industry employee - he worked at the Gunstock Mountain Resort in Gilford, N.H., and at Waterville Valley - he owned a custom casual clothing business near the current Chuckster’s site before he began thinking about a miniature golf course in the Concord area. However when it's not is when a shot could be wasted because a player could be playing to the stats but with the lesser effective club.The local entrepreneur never intended Chuckster’s to become a focus of interest among mini golf fans. Probably more often than not it's apparent which club is the best. I bet most golfers that do/did keep track of stats but count putts with a putter off the green are doing what I used to do to some degree.

Very early on I used to count putts with the putter no matter where they were and I found I was playing to the stats and not the shot. They should not be comtemplating which club to put in their hands that will impact their stats good or bad. There's two reasons why I think one should count putts only on the greens as putts.ġ) I believe more golfers who do keep track of their stats do it that way and it's much easier to compare and contrast when tracking stats the same way.Ģ) More importantly when faced with the 'Do I chip or do I putt?' shot players are more likely to put the club in their hands that is best suited for the shot.

But if your writing stats down, do you count a ball just off the green as a GIR? If not, your stats would become innaccurate right? I count it as a putt if I'm just off the fringe using the putter, a few inches at most.

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