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  1. 1. Most birdies in a row?

    • Haven't birdied yet.
      2
    • 1
      34
    • 2
      35
    • 3
      29
    • 4
      17
    • 5
      5
    • 6 or more. (Specify in thread)
      1


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4 for me a bunch of times. Par 3's have always ended the streaks.

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#1 - 400 yard par 4, driver hit fairway, smooth 8 iron hit GIR, and sunk a 13-15 footer.
#2 - 130 yard par 3, smooth 9 iron hit GIR, and sunk a downhill 5-6 footer.
#3 - 320 yard par 4, driver hit fairway, short 56° pitch hit GIR, and sunk a tap in 1 footer.
#4 - 400 yard dogleg par 4, hit fairway with 3 iron, smooth 8 iron hit GIR, and sunk a 16-18 footer.

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4 Birdies in a roll using my Yonex ADX blade putter.

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Three in a row and then on to 5 out of 6 is my biggest spurt of birdies.

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3 is the best I've done. Funny thing is I prefer par 3's because my iron game is 100x better than woods. I rarely birdie a par 5 even though I'm a longish hitter. Never know where the driver or 3 wood is going
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I said 4 birdies in a row. The first 3 I remember (long putt on a par 5, chip in from 50 yards after flubbing my tee shot on a par 3, knock down to 2 feet on a short par 4) but I got a phone call right before teeing off on the fourth hole and all I can remember is the details of the phone call.

I should have had 4 birdies in a row last Sunday, but I only made one of 4 straight short birdie putts (one ended up as a 3-putt par - grr).

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I always birdie the same two par5's at the course I play regularly. Those would also be the only two holes i've ever birdied lol.
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Making par is pretty good for me, and the most birdie I got in a round is twice. Of course, not in a row.
So, 1 for me.

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Shot 67 a couple weeks ago. Birdied the first 5 holes in route to a 31 on the front. Wish I could have kept it going, I could have gone real low!

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I made 3 birdies in a row earlier this year on holes 5, 6, & 7 at Heron Lakes Great Blue in Portland OR and finished the front nine in even par.

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I can never seem to follow up a birdie with a birdie. I have played with a gentlemen at my club who had 6 birdies on his first 6 holes to shoot a 29. He ended up with a -2 overal on the day.

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I had three in a row once. But the first eagle I ever recorded (drained a 30 foot putt) was followed up with a chip in birdie! I don't really make many birdies (I putt like crap) but I don't make may doubles.
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