How many rounds and how many different courses have you played this year?

[sabram]

Continued

Barefoot Norman - SC

Caledonia - SC

 

The Dunes Club - SC

 

Grande Dunes - SC

Heritage - SC

Legends Heathland - SC

Legends Moorland - SC

Oyster Bay - NC

Sea Trail Maples - NC

Airway Meadows, NY

 

Saratoga Lake, NY

Windy Hills, NY

Lazy Swan - NY

Wiltwyck GC - NY

Webster _NY

St Andrews CC - NY

Red Tail - MA

Triggs Memorial - RI

[Johnny Biarritz]

16 courses (14 of them new), maybe 25 rounds. Hard to figure number of rounds, I've played a lot of three to five hole "rounds." I'm doubtful to beat last year's number of 48 courses and 40 new.

[JLo_73]

27 rounds; new memorable ones for me this year...Pebble, Spyglass, Cog Hill #4. Potential trip to Pinehurst on the books next month. Great to see so many good courses and many at or above 100 rounds...#jealous

[Roadking2003]

106 rounds, 22 courses.

 

Aspen Glen

Austin Country Club

Barton Creek Crenshaw Cliffside

Barton Creek Fazio Canyons

Barton Creek Fazio Foothills

Barton Creek Palmer Lakeside

Cabot Cliffs

Cabot Links

Colorado Golf Club

Coyote Moon

Fox Harb'r

Gray's Crossing

Grizzly Ranch

Keystone Ranch Golf Course

Keystone River Golf Course

Links at Brunello

Litibu

Old Greenwood

Schaffer's Mill

The Club at Crested Butte

Vidanta Norman

Vista Vallarta Nicklaus

Whitehawk Ranch

 

 

[Chanceman]

Just returned from 3 weeks in the US (Colorado and Nebraska) and played 12 courses:

Commonground

Bear Dance

The Ridge at Castle Pines

Ballyneal

Wild Horse

The Prairie Club Dunes and Pines

Dismal River White

Sand Hills

Bayside

Ironbridge

Redlands Mesa

Clearly Sand Hills was the jewel.

[rxk9fan]

> @Chanceman said:

> Just returned from 3 weeks in the US (Colorado and Nebraska) and played 12 courses:

> Commonground

> Bear Dance

> The Ridge at Castle Pines

> Ballyneal

> Wild Horse

> The Prairie Club Dunes and Pines

> Dismal River White

> Sand Hills

> Bayside

> Ironbridge

> Redlands Mesa

> Clearly Sand Hills was the jewel.

 

That sounds like a great trip. If you get the chance to play in the southern Colorado four corners area, Pinon Hills is worth some driving miles. It isn't Pebble Beach but it is the best bang for the buck I have played. Wonderful course and in super shape the last time I played it.

[jonesry09]

Around 50 total. Maybe 8 different courses with the nicest being Spring Hill in Minnesota.

[James the Hogan Fan]

About 40 rounds, in Finland:

Tapiola, Espoo, Vuosaari, Pickala, Loimijoki, Alastaro, Helsinki CC, Tarina Old, Tahko Old and New, Gumböle

 

In the UK: Princes, Royal St. Georges, North Foreland

 

In the USA: Coyote Creek, Green Valley CC, Presidio (and a host of others Id played before)

 

 

[WestCoastHacker]

72 round so far this year at 26 different courses. Probably about two thirds of the rounds have been at my home club. The highlights of the year so far (in no particular order):

 

* LACC (North)

* Riviera CC

* Wilshire CC

* Hacienda GC

* St. George's G&CC

* Mississaugua G&CC

* Ballyneal GC

* Castle Pines GC

* Colorado GC

* Prairie Dunes CC

* Columbia Edgewater CC

* Pumpkin Ridge (Ghost Creek)

* Chambers Bay

* Marine Drive GC

I probably have one more trip before the end of the year. But even if not, it's been a great year either way.

 

[Miss_Tee]

I didn't keep track of rounds this year, but I have played on 19 courses. 121 different playing partners. I play in four 9-hole leagues each week.

[spineshank]

32 rounds

23 different courses

[joker2]

This year => 119 rounds on 36 different courses. I like the variety.....

No trips this year, all local courses.

[jonnymc44]

+1 to my round count this weekend. Final competition of the year, finished 4th. Handicap (CONGU) came down 8 to 5.6 during the course of the season.

[robdalky]

53 rounds, 13 courses. It's been a great year. Had a couple of scramble, best ball, alt-shot, or other non-individual rounds not included in there. Been able to get in Whistling Straits/Blackwolf, Erin Hills, and Pebble out of that group of 13, though.

[Miss_Tee]

I didn't keep track of rounds this year, but for the first time, I decided to keep track of how many different people I golfed with. I'm at 123. Only have a few more weeks to play before our season ends. I'm hoping to get to 125.

[ryder2015]

It was a good year for me. 75 rounds so far and 21 different courses. 4 states so far with 2 more trips coming up before 2020

Highlights had to be

PGA West Private's and Stadium

Whistling Straights

Black Wolf Run

Erin Hills

Silver Leaf

[gohatters]

Wow. Lots of great responses here.

 

70 for me. On 18 courses. But over 80% at my home course, Durand Eastman a muni in western NY and Robert Trent Jones Sr’s first full design! Almost all rounds were walking so I justify it by calling it exercise.

 

Just returning to playing regularly after a long hiatus of less than 5 rounds a year. Very fortunate to play this much. And for a while I was getting better already. Then seemed to back track. But, such is golf.

[Roody]

I've played 89 rounds (scores that I could put into my tracking app). I estimate at least another 7-8 rounds that I could not track (scrambles, alternate shot, etc). So about 95-96 rounds.

 

My breakdown:

 

- Midvale CC (my home course)

- Kiawah Island: Ocean

- Kiawah Island; Osprey Point

- Victor Hills CC

- Locust Hill CC

- Links at Hiawatha

- Conklin Player's Club

- En-Joie GC

- Whirlpool GC

- Centerpointe GC

- Cobblestone Creek CC

- Shadow Lake Executive

- Durand Eastman

- Irondequoit CC

- Turning Stone - Kaluyhat

- Turning Stone - Shenandoah

- Country Club of Rochester

- Greystone GC

- Stafford CC

 

So 19 different courses it looks like

[gohatters]

> @Roody said:

> I've played 89 rounds (scores that I could put into my tracking app). I estimate at least another 7-8 rounds that I could not track (scrambles, alternate shot, etc). So about 95-96 rounds.

>

> My breakdown:

>

> - Midvale CC (my home course)

 

Just played Midvale for the first time last week. Loved the course. Not scary long or crazy hard but was still a good challenge and lots of options to play each hole. Course was in great shape.

 

 

[Roody]

> @gohatters said:

>

> Just played Midvale for the first time last week. Loved the course. Not scary long or crazy hard but was still a good challenge and lots of options to play each hole. Course was in great shape.

>

>

 

Yeah, it’s sneaky tougher than it looks. Every green is surrounded by bunkers, and during the middle of summer it’s tough to hold approach shots. I agree, I like the options you have. You don’t have to pound driver on every hole.

[david.c.w]

59 Rounds as of today. Playing this afternoon and Sunday AM to make it 61.

 

11 courses:

Medinah #3

Medinah #2

Medinah #1

Cliffs at Keowee Springs

Cliffs at Mountain Park

Dunwoody CC

Amelia Island Plantation

Amelia Island Club at Long Point

Piedmont Driving Club

Abaco Club at Winding Bay

Harbor Club

[TIM929]

low 40's so far.

 

3 courses.

[chippa13]

Played somewhere close to 40 rounds this year:

Green Meadow Jungle and Prairie

Overlook

Souhegan

Passaconaway

Trull Brook

Canterbury Woods

Links at Outlook

Stonebridge

Windham

Campbells Scottish Highlands

Harbour Town

Old South

RTJ at Palmetto

Cape club of Sharon

Shining Rock

[rxk9fan]

Thanks for making this a great read for me.

There are some folks who love golf here, and I love that!!

Thank you

[DeeBee30]

Found this thread a little late as I was searching for info on a couple courses.

 

2019's tally is 51 rounds on 42 different courses so far and 15 of those courses were first-timers, as playing new tracks continues to be a focus area. This year's YTD pace is 11 rounds ahead of 2018 and I'm still hoping to get to 60 this year. That'd be a new post-marriage & kids high.

 

Like some of the other posters here, I'm in Chicagoland and typically have to hustle between March and November-ish (the last round of 2018 was Dec. 19 and the first round of 2019 was March 12).