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With a cart, about 1hr 45mins. Walking is about two hours. This allows a couple practice swings and no rushing.

I'd say this is about right. My quickest rounds walking 18 solo have been around 90 minutes--not taking the time to remove the flagstick.

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I like waiting untill the applause has ended after every shot. >9000 hours.

I kid, I kid. It really depends on how you like to play. A friend of mine doesn't take practice swings, and barely takes the time to take his bag off. He plays off a 4 handicap, so it works. I like to take it pretty easy, and look around. Most golf courses are eye candy anyway.
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It has been a long time since I played solo on an open course. Way back in the day I could do 18 by myself in less than two hours. That was on a short, easy course, with a cart. I think if I was to do it on one of my regular courses now, it would probably be around 2-2.5 hours or so.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.

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I have walked my local 18 hole course in 2hrs 10. I once did 9 in 55 mins, walking. carry bag too.
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I played nine holes solo earlier this year and came back the clubhouse in 1:12. The guy behind the counter asked me if any thing was wrong, and I said, No, why? He said he wasn't expecting me back for another half hour!

I don't walk fast, but I don't waste any time selecting my shot and hitting it. If you leave the pins in, that saves times, too. Yes, I know it's against the rules, but when it's time to putt, putt!
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I'm not really sure as i usually play 9-15 holes at twilight price so i'd estimate around 2hrs 10 mins driving

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