Skippy405

Managed to get 9 in over the weekend. Par 36. Went birdie ,birdie, birdie, bogey, par, birdie, par, birdie, par. -4 32. Missed a 4 footer for par on the 4th and missed a make-able 18 ft eagle put on 17. Felt good to play by myself and not have to worry about anything for a change!

Great round! I enjoyed reading along and picturing the shots. As I read through, I feel like #8 should be in bold as well. You're even going into the long par 3 and put it in the sand. To get up and down from the bunker to save par, and remain at even going into the par 5 9th, would have been a big boost for me mentally!

In our little weekly men's league this past week, a couple of us got to talking about our best round of golf. Immediately, I thought back to the 13th hole. It's par 3, the #1 handicap hole on the course, with a couple front bunkers, OB right, trees left. It measures at 190 to the middle. That day there was a pretty good breeze, probably 10-12 mph coming into our face and left to right, pushing any ball that gets hung out right, OB. I was vividly aware of my current lifetime best score within grasp, and frantically attempting not to visualize it disappearing with a push/fade that drifts OB, c