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Yesterday was 108, today 110. I had a birdie on the hardest hole of our course. New goal is 105. Still had a bunch of penalty strokes if I get that under control I could be sub 100.

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Congrats!  Sounds a little like my weekend, though I'm a bit behind you with a 118 on Saturday.  Had a 108 Sunday, but it was off the Senior tees just for ease of play with my Father.


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I have made up my mind, I will not try to make up for a bad shot with another bad shot. I am going to play smart next time out and try to break 105.

Originally Posted by jwrussell

Congrats!  Sounds a little like my weekend, though I'm a bit behind you with a 118 on Saturday.  Had a 108 Sunday, but it was off the Senior tees just for ease of play with my Father.



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Originally Posted by ManofManyStangs

I have made up my mind, I will not try to make up for a bad shot with another bad shot. I am going to play smart next time out and try to break 105.

Ray Floyd says that the first rule of being in trouble is making sure you are not in trouble on the next shot.  You are at a point where reading Ray's book, Elements of Scoring, might pay off.  The book isn't about the swing, it is about course strategy and scoring well even when you aren't playing your best.

But then again, what the hell do I know?

Rich - in name only

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