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Drop my handicap to 4.4 (dunno if it's manageable)
Average about 30 putts per round
Hit about 50% of GIRs (20% last year)
65% of fairways hit
Shoot around a 75 +/- one stroke
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Since I only started playing golf last April (at the age of 32) I'm trying to keep my goals attainable. I shot an 83 and a 78 last year, but it was on a very easy (par 69) course with extremely wide fairways and almost no hazards. I was able to shoot under 110 consistently on the better courses in my area. My goals for this year are to break 100 on a consistent basis at those courses and consistently break 90 at the easy course.


PS: Another goal is to take some lessons!

In my Org.14 Xtreme Cart Bag
Driver: G15 10.5* TFC 149D Reg Flex
3 Wood: G15
Hybrid: Diablo Edge 3i
Irons: Diablo Edge 52* and 56* Wedges: CG14 Chrome60* Wedge: CG15 ChromePutter: White Ice SabertoothBall: Assorted

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Well, I met a couple of my 2009 goals so here we go:

1. Established a firm 20 handicap, now to shoot for 15
2. Break 85
3. Take 2-3 lessons
4. Really concentrate on course management
5. Keep detailed statistics of every round this year (already started)
6. Win our 3-day buddy golf trip, coming up April 5th
7. Swing analysis and custom fitted clubs

All of these will not be possible without practice. That is #0.

Callaway Org14 Sport w/ Clicgear Cart:

Callaway X 460 9* - Callaway X 15* - TaylorMade 19*/21* Hybrid - Callaway Diablo Forged 4-PW - Titleist 50/56/60 - Rife Cayman Brac - Bridgestone xFIXx/B330-RX - TRUE Linkswear Supporter!

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Overall goal.
1. Qualify for the national tour.
then to get there,
2. handicap down to scratch in 4 months.

To get there,

3. Increase distance.
4. increase accuracy approach shots.
Generic work,
5. working out - loosing weight getting fit.
6. Technical on swingplane, proper turn.

Robert Something

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1. Improve my short game.

To give a quick update early in the season

1. I am averaging 1.5 putts per round through my first 4 rounds of the year 2. I have lost the rest of the weight that i needed too, but i have not seen my distances increase 3. Well I doubt I will ever be consistent 4. I shot an 84 last week Maybe I needed tougher goals

In my bag

Driver - c3 bullet 10.5 degree
Woods- c3 bullet 5 wood
Hybrids- 3dx 3 and 4Irons- 3dx 5-pwWedges- Purespin golf tour series gw,sw,lwPutter- antiguaBall - :taylormade: Burner TP

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My goal is to break 100. I shot it 3 times last year. I hope to be playing in the mid 90's by the end of this year. I need to work on my putting and my long iron shots. And last to take a couple lessons and play more than last year.
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No lofty goals, just

1. make Stack & Tilt work for me
2. play golf shot by shot
3. hit every shot just right in the middle of the club face

Will see where to go after hitting my first milestone (1.) hopefully in late April.
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1. Win the Masters

If I fail at #1, these will be my 'back-up' goals:

2. Establish a handicap index
3. Practice more than I play
4. Play an entire round with only one ball

Irons: MP 57 with Project X Rifle 6.0 shafts
Driver: Big Bertha 460 (9 degree loft) with UST ProForce 66g V2X Graphite Shaft
Wedges: Spin Milled Black Nickel 56.14, Spin Milled Black Nickel 60.07, Spin Milled Black Nickel 52.08 (next purchase)
Putter: White Hot XG #6
Ball: TP Red

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  • Shoot decent in U.S. Open Qualifying
  • Earn the 3-Peat Club Champion
  • Qualify for State Match Play
  • Win Two Matches in Match Play
  • Play well in USGA Public Links Qualifier
  • Eliminate unnecessary double bogies

Let's hope I keep to this...
underparnv

That's how I like my golf. A kick in the face. -Ben

Driver: 983E 8.5* w/ stock stiff flex shaftIrons: MP60 - 2 through 9 irons (swap out the 2 iron for my three wood at some courses)Wedges: 588 Chrome - 47* Pitching Wedge, 53* Gap Wedge, 56* Sand Wedge MP-T Black Ni - 60* Lob WedgePutter:.....
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My goal is to get my swing back (only started back playing after a 5 year gap) and be able to play with confidence again.

Driver: Hyper X
3W: FT 3
5W: FT 5
Hybrid: currently researching and testing
Irons: CI-9 4-SW Steel Shaft Regular FlexWedges: currently researching and testingPutters: Cushin AnserBall: AD 333

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1.My main goal is to break 90 and stay in the 80's.I had 90 last weekend,my best is 86 last summer.Usual score mid to low 90's.
2.Straighten out my fade/slice with driver.
3.No 3 putts(that alone would drop me 6 or so strokes a match)

In my Sport II cart bag or my R9 stand bag
Irons-Tour burner R/5-Sw,60 lob wedge z groove
Driver-R9 Supertri R/10.5
09 Hybrid #3 R/19
09 Hybrid #4 R/22Putter-Method 001,Length : 34 Ball-Those round white ones...

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1. Finish my initial instruction (it's a 3-step programme, about 30 hours of instruction)
2. Decide which golf club to join
3. Play the first 9 hole round
4. Join the National Golf Association
5. Establish an handicap index

In my MD Golf SureFire bag...

MD Golf SureFire complete set LOL

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I've only been playing for 2 years but if i obsess enough this summer i can definitely do it.

1. Get to scratch
2. Win a golf tournament
3. Shoot under par for an 18-hole round
4. Make eagle (should be soon )
5. Hole-in-one (This one should be the hardest lol)

My bag:
Driver: 909D2
3-Wood: 909F2
Iron: AP2 3-PW
Wedges: Vokey 52, 56, 60Putter: Scotty Cameron Newport 2.6 35"

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