E.Hall

Thanks for the comments! As for goals... I don't have any new goals for right now. I'm gonna try to do it again, but I don't expect that to happen anytime soon. This was actually something I've been working towards for the past two to three years. Not easy for me at all. Had to sink a breaking six footer for par on the 18th to make it happen. I've never looked at a putt from that many angles...

I've played golf for about 20 yrs (I'm 36) and finally shot even par for the first time ever today. 4 birdies, 4 bogeys. You may "putt for dough", but my driver set me up for success today. This is something I've worked towards for a long time and I've often wondered if I'd ever get there. Feels awesome! :-D

Even if she does turn her career around, she's not gaining many friends among her peers (or fans) with the lack of class she's displayed over the past year. I think she needs to "grow up" a bit - maybe college will help.

Nice to see some MD people! I just joined because (like you) I'm always thinking/talking golf. I used to play Rocky Point all the time, but I don't know how much I'll be going from now on. One word: mosquitos. I guess since it's starting to cool down I won't have to worry about it so much, but they kill me every single time I go there.

345 yds at Carolina Shores this past August on a Par 4. The ball rolled quite far before coming to rest 10 yds left of the center of the green. I can consistantly hit around 300 yds when I'm hitting the ball well. I've driven several par 4 greens, but I've never gotten an eagle out of it!

I play a TaylorMade R7 425cc 9.5 degree with an x-stiff shaft. I've tried the Sumo, Cobra, and the Rapture, but the TaylorMade is my fav. The Superquad looks really cool, but I haven't tried it yet.

I played last Monday at Piney Branch (a private course in Hampstead, Maryland) I found the course to be very difficult due to drastic elevation changes and fast greens. I had back-to-back great shots that I'll talk about for a while - or at least until my buddies tell me to shut up. First was a 25 foot sidehill putt that broke about 10 feet. Right in the center of the cup for birdie! Next, a 168 yd uphill par 3 to a pin placed just beyond a deep trap. Hit a 6-iron to within 2 feet. Another birdie! (Really exciting for me considering I'd never played the course and I've only earned consecutive birdies a few times in my life.)

I agree. Strange, but I have an easier time hitting a 3-iron than a hybrid.