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From 120 to 100. How long did it take you?

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I started playing when I was 35.  Don't think or at least cant remember ever having a 120 but certainly many rounds between 100-110.  Took me almost a year to break 100.  Personally I think it depends on your athletic ability, practice, feel, lessons, etc on how quick you get to where you want to be.  Its a game that requires practice for most of us if you didn't start the game at a young age.

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I started playing June 18th 2017 when i finished my Road to golf course here in Norway. I have had some good 9 hole rounds but never really been able to keep it up for 18 holes. 

Until this weekend. I shot 99 on 18 holes and wrote myself down to 26.1 in HCP. And I played 9 more straight after and ended on a solid 52 shots.

I have been playing ALOT over the first month tho, and aiming to go to a pro to get rid of my horrendous slice in the weeks to come.

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130's to 90's in about 11 month's. On month 13 right now shot a 90, 92, 94, and a 99 in last 2 weeks. Keep playing and practicing you will get there, I know I have an 85 in me somewhere still looking for it.

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