Sacklunch

Tri-Mountain is worth a play in my opinion. Probably 20 miles north of Portland or so. Not terribly tough but a fun round. Usually windy. And I can add my opinion that year round golf is possible, just a little soggy in the winter.

1. Break 80 once. Only done it once before (actually shot a 75) and that was a couple years back. Would love to do it again. Heck, shooting mid/low 80s consistently would be nice. 2. Figure out how to calculate my handicap. This one is easy enough, I've just never cared enough to figure it out. I usually shoot around high 80s, low 90s. 3. Win a best ball (scramble, whatever it's called) tournament I play in May. I know it's not really an individual goal since it's a 4 man tourny, but last year we came in second so I'm trying to up my game a bit to push us over the top.

Tax Accountant. This time of year is crazy for me, but I'm pretty happy because I've already been golfing once and already have plans for two other trips. Last year I got in none during busy season so I'm really looking forward to it.

Shot a 45 on 9 holes today (par 37), not bad considering I started double bogey, triple bogey on the first two holes.