At Essendon, the birdie line on a scorecard often looks quieter than the scoreline itself. Most players remember the missed chances, but the historic evidence tends to repeat: reachable par 4s, par 5s with short approach angles, and par 3s with generous putting surfaces.
Historical card patterns show that birdie opportunities are not
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