My name is Brian. I've been learning a lot on the forum the last couple of years. Thought I might start responding. I average a couple rounds a week when the weather nice and I noticed my game plateaued at the end of last season. Looking forward to working on my distance this year and maybe entering an amateur tournament.
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Welcome.
esc1
Eagle Member
Cool beans. Hi Brian
If you have the time and a good local scene, I would suggest playing league rounds. I've been discing for a while and nothing helped me bust through plateaus like playing with/against other folks that were significantly better than I was.
Welcome, Brian, to the land of unsolicited advice
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Welcome, Brian, to the land of unsolicited advice
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Welcome to the forums!
As was said above, playing with/against better players will really help your game. Just watching how they play and approach things can help. Plenty of information on here about first tournaments and what not, so you can be especially prepared as you start entering them!
As was said above, playing with/against better players will really help your game. Just watching how they play and approach things can help. Plenty of information on here about first tournaments and what not, so you can be especially prepared as you start entering them!
Innovafan2562
Eagle Member
Welcome from IL
discguy42
Double Eagle Member
Welcome from Mississippi , it only took you a few years to get over your "forum" shyness.
Geek13
Birdie Member
Dont scare him away, welcome to posting from MS. :clap:
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Playing for bag tags is a great way to be passively competitive while you get prepared to join the tourney scene. It's like a mini event every match, but with none of the financial risk/obligation.
