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So played yesterday at a course called canal at delecour. Course rating of 72.3 and slope of 135, 6600 yards from blue tees. First hole I tripled....ended up with 45 on the front with one birdie. The back nine was going good after 6 sitting at 3 over with one birdie. Then I collapsed. Ended with triple, quad, bogey. Ended with a 48. So 93. I seriously struggled with my irons, mainly my 70-100 yard shots. Driver was great, had 32 putts. But I couldn't believe it.

Anyone else have these kinda days?

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So played yesterday at a course called canal at delecour. Course rating of 72.3 and slope of 135, 6600 yards from blue tees. First hole I tripled....ended up with 45 on the front with one birdie. The back nine was going good after 6 sitting at 3 over with one birdie. Then I collapsed. Ended with triple, quad, bogey. Ended with a 48. So 93. I seriously struggled with my irons, mainly my 70-100 yard shots. Driver was great, had 32 putts. But I couldn't believe it.

well your handicap is now 21 please change it or the admin will.

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So played yesterday at a course called canal at delecour. Course rating of 72.3 and slope of 135, 6600 yards from blue tees. First hole I tripled....ended up with 45 on the front with one birdie. The back nine was going good after 6 sitting at 3 over with one birdie. Then I collapsed. Ended with triple, quad, bogey. Ended with a 48. So 93. I seriously struggled with my irons, mainly my 70-100 yard shots. Driver was great, had 32 putts. But I couldn't believe it.

Of course. It happens to us all. Last year in high school, I shot 39, 42, and 41 in matches leading up to a tournament at my home course. I shot a 96 from the whites (6000 yards), and I usually play the blues (6600) or the tips (7100). I played well leading into it, had an advantage since I knew the course, but just had a terrible day. It happens, and while certain aspects like wedge shots for example may be an issue you should be concerned with, it's probably just a mistake that you shot a 93 and it's a day that everything just went wrong. Practice then play the next chance you can, and good luck!

well your handicap is now 21 please change it or the admin will.

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a 93 is better then 99% of all golfers shoot!

Really? Cause I've been shooting in the mid 90's only after three months of golf. I think 60% would be more accurate...

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well your handicap is now 21 please change it or the admin will.

Wow. Just wow.

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A few months ago I followed up 18 hole rounds of 79 and 77 with a 9 hole round of 49. Just felt like everything went wrong at once. I hit the range a few times over the next couple weeks and within a few rounds I was back to normal. I think my problem was leaving too much weight on my right side-but I had no idea what was going wrong while it was happening, and there are few things that are as completely frustrating.
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Really? Cause I've been shooting in the mid 90's only after three months of golf. I think 60% would be more accurate...

No I think 90% is about right, very few golfer can break 100 by the rules of of golf

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isnt teh average of most courses like 120?

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Boy, I think everyone who plays golf has been there.
I remember this year shooting 78 one day and following it up with 96 a week later. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. It seemed like everything was going wrong.

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Yeah I guess every golfer has at least one of those rounds.

It was unbelievably frustrating though. I am going to hit the range a lot this week.

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I played 4 days in a row this weekend. I was all over the spectrum. Shot 88, 83, 77, 87. What a weekend.

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So played yesterday at a course called canal at delecour. Course rating of 72.3 and slope of 135, 6600 yards from blue tees. First hole I tripled....ended up with 45 on the front with one birdie. The back nine was going good after 6 sitting at 3 over with one birdie. Then I collapsed. Ended with triple, quad, bogey. Ended with a 48. So 93. I seriously struggled with my irons, mainly my 70-100 yard shots. Driver was great, had 32 putts. But I couldn't believe it.

I love that course. It's typically fair, but there a couple holes where experience helps. The first hole will bite you! Typically I'd err on the side of caution there - hit less club off the tee - but there are a couple holes where you have no choice but to play agressive - you gotta have the thinking cap on out there. I had 15 good holes out there last fall - and three triples. I replayed those 3 holes a few times - next time out I'll probably par them and triple three others - what a game!?!

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I love that course. It's typically fair, but there a couple holes where experience helps. The first hole will bite you! Typically I'd err on the side of caution there - hit less club off the tee - but there are a couple holes where you have no choice but to play agressive - you gotta have the thinking cap on out there. I had 15 good holes out there last fall - and three triples. I replayed those 3 holes a few times - next time out I'll probably par them and triple three others - what a game!?!

It is a great course. The rough is unbelievably hard to hit out of. It's sticky as tar, and about 6 inches long right off the fairway. You're right on the first hole. I teed off with my 4 hybrid, but hit it left into the rough, buried about 4 inches there is no way I could get to the ball, so I couldn't get any power on it, so played it back into the fairway, then hit my next into the bunker. Got out JUST, then 3 putted LOL.

the greens were extremely fast, probably the fastest I have ever played on.....and the greens are very hilly.

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I've had some horrid rounds this year. I've shot in the 90s twice. It doesn't feel good when you know you can shoot with ease 81 or 82.

I just say it was a round to help work on my attitude. I've really learned how to enjoy bad golf this year and that is much different than 2 years ago. I just make jokes about it, saying I have perfected the double bogey, or hit the cycle, bogie, double, triple, quad all in nine holes. WTF am I doing?

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Yeah I think its vital to take it as it is and just laugh. Of course it is frustrating, but it's funny too. I laughed every time I found my ball in the rough, buried.

i am just glad it didn't change my handicap. I stayed in single digits.

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Yeah I guess every golfer has at least one of those rounds.

Rounds? Hell I've had that kind of thing happen from the front 9 to the back 9! :)

I think my "record" ridiculous score was on vacation once, when I shot 52 on the front and 39 on the back. I've also done the 47-37 thing more than once.

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