whats you spread? high vs. low score of 2007

[TheNextBen]

best: 68
worst 86

[golfchief]

best 33+36 =69
bad day 51+42=93
actual scores, not handicap adjusted.

[Jeepthrills]

I think the better question might be: what's your anti-handicap versus your real handicap?

I had never actually figured mine out, but it's 21.7. I am currently at 16.9.

[rusek]

Low - 73 - .7 Differential
High - 83 - 8.8 Differential
Hdcp - 1.6
Anti-hdcp - ~4

[ChiChiIsMe]

I think the better question might be: what's your anti-handicap versus your real handicap?

15.55 vs 21.83.

Note my GHIN is 14.8. to get the above numbers I added the 10 rounds diff from GHIN, and then divided by 10. not sure how else to get the anti....

[DDBowdoin]

lowest was even par 72, just a great day on the course... one of the few rounds this summer on a true class course. highest was 100, at my friends small private 9 hole course. they had the stupidest out of bounds rules I have ever seen, like crossing fairways... I think I had 7 OB balls, but not a lost ball... like hitting into another fairway or onto a small maintence road. I was pretty angry.

[Roody]

85 for a low this year. 101 for a high. The slope on the course that I shot the high number is 132 from the white tees. That course ate me alive and spit me out.

I'm looking forward to trying it again though. I know I can do better (at least I hope)

[play4him]

This year I've only played seven times, with my best being 69 and worst being 76. I spent a lot of the year helping my two youngest children with their games. Hopefully next year I'll get out a little more.

[philipy]

79 and 91

[marto97]

My highest score this year is 89 an the lowest I've shot so far this year is 76.

[Harold]

My season goes from Sept 1 to Aug 31 (Don't ask why. It just does.) This is the first season since I have started five years ago that I did not earn a career round. My best round ever is an 82 on a 6300 yard Par 72 69.6/119 course a year ago July. The first part of my season from September to November I played pretty well. I don't keep track of stuff from November through February. March through early June I was up and down earning a 79 on a par 65 4800 yard course. The best I shot on a "regulation" 6000/72/113 course was a 91 in June. Than the wheels fell off. I carded everything from several 50's on 9 holes to a rough 113 with several ESC holes thrown in. I simply crashed and burned. I am just now getting out of the funk, primarily due to overswinging. Penalty shot strokes though are still currently an issue as I averaged 3.5 strokes lost due to penalties last season. Splitting it out before June the average was 2.1. June on it was 4.8. No one said the game was easy. If it was I doubt anyone would be playing it.

[doublesuited77]

really dumb question-- how do you calculature your anti-handicap? (keep in mind my 10 high rounds were at 8 different courses).

[iacas]

really dumb question-- how do you calculature your anti-handicap? (keep in mind my 10 high rounds were at 8 different courses).

Same way you calculate your handicap, but instead of using your low 10 scores of 20, you use your worst 10 scores of 20. If you're a 3.1 index you probably already know about course rating, slope, etc.

[c_mack9]

first round this year--119

last week (low score)--89

[teece31]

Played in a bunch of golf matches this year... worst 18- 83, best- 71... worst 9-hole match- 41, best- 34(2x).

[BritBoy]

low 68
high 87

[TourSpoon]

Low 78
High 89

[Prosup]

Interesting question, because I have the opportunity to play a variety of courses in different countries and areas. I normally play in Florida, which is not known for its changes in ekevation, so they make up for it with water and bunkers. But ob the majority of courses they have side by side fairways so you can hit an errant shot and still recover easily from one and sometimes two fairways over. I also had the opportunity to play some mountain courses in British Columbia where an errant shot right or left usually resulted in a lost ball penalty and the chance to be eaten by a bear. I also played in Scotland where the rough was up to my belly button and the sand traps were as difficult to climb into as they were to hit out of.
My low in Florida is a 76, my high is 88. In Britsh Coulmbia 88 and 98. In Scotland I played three courses (Old, New,Dufftown)83,83,83.
That's the wonderful thing about gold, every course is unique, whether it's a cow pasture in middle America or a resort course in Maui, if your game is on you can conquer them all, if not you come back tomorrow.
That's also why the USGA's ESC is baloney, it's a disservice to golf.