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Busy summer of tournaments for me


It's July, that means it's becoming time for me to prove myself amongst others.

The Newman Club Championship is. July 16-17, TST Outing on the 23rd, and the Ithaca City Golf Championship is August 27, 28 and Sept 3, 4 and 5.

I've been playing ok lately... But not great... Pure B Flight here... I won't be winning the championship flight... Or probably the first flight... (I won't shoot a good enough first round) But I'm playing pretty well... Just need to eliminate the brain fart doubles I sometimes make. And the other bad swings I sometimes make.

Basically if I play well in these tournaments and at the outings. I will be happy... Simply put. :-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-)

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Fairway_CY

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Always loved late summer when I lived up in New Jersey.  It meant it was tournament season!  The 'big' tournament for me was the county tournament.  I always enjoyed that one, even though I never fared very well.  

Good luck in each of the events you enter and keep us posted as to how you do!

CY

bkuehn1952

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Yes, my "Open" championship is the Ann Arbor City Men's Golf Championship every year in July.  I have played in 26 consecutive championships.  54 holes of stroke play over 3 days, flighted the last day.  Best I have done is a T20 and at this point, just staying under 85 each day will likely be a victory for me.  The best part of getting old is that I have also played in the Ann Arbor Senior Golf Championship in August since 2003.

p1n9183

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After 10 years of inactivity i re-start playing this year. started with 4 index, now i´m 1.

Im tunning up my game to compite on September in the Argentina Mid Amateur Championship. 3 days stroke play, my objective is to break 80 each round an finish between the best half of players. (Eg. Top 30 of 60 players.)

Good luck in your tournament and post your results !

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