Ive played one of my best games yesterday. i know its not that good but i got 40 on a par 39. i was pretty happy. i got two birdies and i almost made a super long putt from 100 feet. there was a shot around trees that i had to curve left and i landed it right under the basket.
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Good for ya. Keep playing, and keep getting better. You'll always have room to improve.
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Congrats.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
I would LOVE to shoot 1-over on my home course.
Keep getting better!!
Don't be too hard on yourself.
I would LOVE to shoot 1-over on my home course.
Keep getting better!!
Congrats!
I played my best nine holes today too. I just started playing last week. Its like a sickness I can't get rid of. I've played everyday since. I shot 3 over and I got my first birdie with a fairly long put. I'm glad noone was around...I was jumping around like I hit a last second shot to win the NCAA tourney or something.
Best of luck!
I played my best nine holes today too. I just started playing last week. Its like a sickness I can't get rid of. I've played everyday since. I shot 3 over and I got my first birdie with a fairly long put. I'm glad noone was around...I was jumping around like I hit a last second shot to win the NCAA tourney or something.
Best of luck!
I have a little 9 hole park near me, most of the holes are 200-300 feet long. I shot -6 on it last year. I have deuced every hole just not in the same round, I want to shoot a -9. A -9 on a 9 hole course would be a good story.
I shot 2 over par at a course the other day. (56/54) I came home and checked the scores of 330 other people that have played there and the average score was 12 over par so that made me feel pretty good.
I shot 2 over par at a course the other day. (56/54) I came home and checked the scores of 330 other people that have played there and the average score was 12 over par so that made me feel pretty good.
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-10 at Alex Clark in McKinney. That is counting everything as par 3's.
So a fat 44! It does includes two aces in the same round!
So a fat 44! It does includes two aces in the same round!
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