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Soooooooo........I broke 80 with an asterisk....

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By Valleygolfer
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  1. 1. Did I break 80? (see below)

    • Yes, slap yourself on the back!
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    • No, put your nose back on the grind and appreciate where you are.
      33
    • Not sure how I feel about this.
      3
    • You suck because you can not put a full round together with this score!
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tuffluck Dedicated Member

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no way in hell this is a 79, not even with an asterisk.  i can't believe someone would even post this!


Must have picked the "you suck" choice. I guess I am a horrible person for just yacking it up about golf.

Haha sorry, i dont think you suck, but that option was the most reasonable. I ran a 10 minute 2 mile once because on Tuesday I ran a five minute mile and again on Friday I ran another five minute mile. Makes no sense huh?

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David in FL
David in FL

Afraid not. A round of golf is 18 holes. But congratulations on two nice back-to-back nines! :-)

Valleygolfer
Valleygolfer

Yay it became official!! I shot a 78 today, it included a eagle and a birdie. I left a lot on the table as well. Par was 70 on the track and it was not a intensely difficult course. I will post the sl

tuffluck
tuffluck

Haha sorry, i dont think you suck, but that option was the most reasonable. I ran a 10 minute 2 mile once because on Tuesday I ran a five minute mile and again on Friday I ran another five minute mile

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I mostly play 18 holes, but I play 27 every once in awhile.  Back in july,  I shot a 77 and fired a 32 for my third nine.   It wasn't until September that I played 27 again...........I fired a 75, but followed it up with another 32.

Woooot! .......according to some wishful thinkers, you'd think I shot a 64!  LOL.......................NOT!!

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I voted no because playing nine holes on two different days doesn't mean you could do it consecutively on the same day. Until you do, you haven't officially broken 80, you've only had a computer generated pairing of two scores that equaled less than 80.

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