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88

87

93

90

All on the same easy/forgiving course: par 70, 67.7/114.  This was actually a really good stretch for me.  :)


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All on the same course, Par 71

83 - 141 73.1 Tips 6,684yds

81 - 141 73.1 Tips 6,684yds

83 - 125 70.3  Blended 6,237yds

72 - 125 70.3  Blended 6,237yds

My home course isn't really long, but there are some very tough golf holes.

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80

85

87

81

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These just might be the most inconsistent scores out there:

86 (par 63 course)

----------------Winter Break------------------

68 (this is for NINE holes, par 72 course)

93 (par 63 course)

106 (par 72 course)

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83 (blues)

86 (blues)

81 (white)

83 (white)

That 86 is the first round I've had from the blues. I enjoyed it a lot, had to use some shots I normally haven't had to. I'll be playing whatever tees are around the 6,800 yard range from now on. These scores for me have been amazing, I really can't explain it other than a lot of the practice and play time I've put in has finally clicked. I have a setup I'm very comfortable with, a grip that's been consistent, but most importantly my mental game has been sharp. I've been a lot more cerebral on the course, not rushing things, and when I get put in a tough spot, instead of getting frustrated I'm reveling in the moment to make a good play. I'm also really happy that it's going good this early in the season as opposed to something like the final month.

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79 - 71.5/129 - 6.6

76 - 71.5/129 - 3.9

79 - 71.9/130 - 6.2

78 - 72.2/137 - 4.8 (Tips)

I am on a little hot streak breaking 80 the last 6/7 times. I just got to keep it going!

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Originally Posted by TourSpoon

79 - 71.5/129 - 6.6

76 - 71.5/129 - 3.9

79 - 71.9/130 - 6.2

78 - 72.2/137 - 4.8 (Tips)

I am on a little hot streak breaking 80 the last 6/7 times. I just got to keep it going!


This post was the kiss of death...lol...84

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87 (71.0/123 - blue - 6,636yds)

86 (72.1/135 - blue - 6,844yds)

89 (69.8/120 - white - 6,311yds)

83 (69.2/125 - blue - 6,250yds)

The 86 and 89 were at the same course...pretty funny. Real test comes Monday on a course I've only played twice, both from the white tees. Never shot lower than 96 there so this will be interesting. Going to play from the blue tees and give it a go.

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I only remember my last two and a half

-3, 32 for 9 holes on Tuesday

+1, 71 on Wednesday (with 6 birdies...)

-4, 66 today.

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