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Originally Posted by LineCutter I think you've missed the point (not you MM) - there is a realistic expectation of better scores on days more conducive to shooting than on the wet & windy ones. PBs on bad weather days are great, but not to be expected & absysmal scores on foul days are not to be taken as the end of a career.
SO what allowance is "fair" for a bad weather day? How will I know if I don't ask. |
But the point is that you shouldn't allow yourself to expect less of shooting in bad weather. You
can take it into account in your assessment afterwards, but there it's best to compare how you performed relative to the field, rather than to just arbitrarily assign an 'allowance'.
Personally, I think it's probably best in adverse conditions, to focus on how well you are shooting, rather than how well you are scoring... (scratch 'adverse conditions', replace with 'any conditions'
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