Are Unforced Errors a Bad Thing?

Are unforced errors a bad thing?

During the first round of the Australian Open this year, Aslan Karatsev came within five shots of equaling the record for the most unforced errors in a match, gifting opponent Jaume Munar 107 points through unforced errors.

Karatsev went on to win the match, begging the question: Are unforced errors such a bad thing?

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