What should my goals be?

OP: have you birdied every hole on your home course?  If so, have you eagled every hole there?  These could be good ones if you are bored with your home course.  Other suggestions: go ___ holes in a row without a bogey, go ___ rounds in a row without going over par.

 

 

For me:

Goal 1 is to break 100, which should be very doable since I shot a 103 last year in my first full season of playing

Goal 2 is to get a handicap (index) below 30

 

The two things I need to do to achieve them is to cut down on big misses on long shots and get some actual practice on my short game off the course.  Way too many times where I've needed 2 chips to get on the green.  It's always tough for me to hit the range more than once a week, but I have a few lessons purchased I'm going to use soon, and hopefully the weather in NYC will become more conducive to golf soon (range is covered/heated, fortunately).

What kind of tournament schedule do you play?  Can you beef that up?  If you're not already, it may be time to step up to some bigger state/province or even national level tournaments/qualifying. 

 

Along the same lines, I'd recommend playing as many different courses as possible.  Make sure that +1 travels well.  We've all known "scratch" golfers that can't break 80 outside of their home track......

Hit 100% of fairways... Note score
Hit 100% of greens... Note score

Shows yourself the relation to score when either of these two accomplishments are achieved. I know one of my lowest rounds in 2012 was when I went 100/83 FW/GIR%.

What is your current GIR? Try to improve it by one additional GIR per rd.

Track how many consecutive holes you can go without a 3putt. Try and break that record.

 

Outstanding!  There's your answer.  You've got the game.  I'd really set my goals around tournament results and small, quantifiable improvements in the few areas of your game that you feel aren't quite at the level of the rest.  One thing I always set as a goal is to not make any bad decisions on the course.  I struggle with that one a lot......all I need is for one bad decision to end up with a good result and it sets me back a long way!