Your best round ever.

[RJC59]

No executive courses allowed!!!

ey whats your best round ever? doesnt have to be the best score or the most under par, just the round that made u have that awsome rewarding feeling after it..

I'd say back when i started playing golf, I was 12 years old and I was playing in my first tournament ever, I was playing in the Ontario Bantam Championship and I shot a 2 over 74, at the time it was my best score by 8 strokes, and what a feeling to have it in the first tournament ive ever played.


So how about u guys.. if ur too lazy just say ur best score ever.

[Teetogreen86]

69 on a par 72. Chipped in for an eagle on a par 5 and holed out from 160 on a par 4 for another eagle and had two birdies other than that with a few bogies mixed in :cheesy: .

[Simp]

My best complete round was a 65 (par 72) but my best round I think I've ever had going was 7 under through 14 holes. I started playing late in the day and birdied #14 to go 7 under in the dark. End of round. :cheesy:

[300_yard_drives]

my best is 65, par 72, but i had a 3 putt for par which left a sour taste in my mouth afterwards

[bjackson]

best round...73 on a par 72. best tourny score is 75 on a par 72.

[clint6760]

Mine is a -3 69. I shot 2 over on the front and 5 under on the back. I had to birdie the last hole to shoot in the 60s and did.

[I_Am_TigerStrong]

73 on a par 71 in Bozeman, Montana. Course is called Bridger Creek. I think it plays like 6900 yards. Was even going into the last hole and took a hazard, double bogeying the hole. The front nine is pretty open but the greens are all crowned, making it difficult. The back nine greens are easier, but the fairways are tighter and surrounded by marshland. Not a bad track.

[TigerStrong]

My best round ever in a tournament was a 65 in this years state am at Missoula Country Club. Low round of the tourney. The next day I took a wrong drop and later was disqualifed from the tournament. I had called the penalty on myself when relizing the water hazard was marked with yellow stakes and not red ones. Worst mistake of my playing career. My lowest round ever just playing with friends was 63 at my home course Big Mt. Golf Club. I had nine birdies and no bogies.

[TReed]

My best round was a 69 on a par 70. I had 6 birdies and was doing pretty well. It was a 2 day tourny and I followed it up with an 85 :cheesy:

[dac]

my best ever is a +5. shot 75 on par 70, tiger's old dad miller course. for some reason, i couldn't miss a putt that day. :P

[j_wil_06]

shot a 74 (+2) in the second round of the high school state tournament this year. cant really say it was satisfying tho...i was even through 16 and finished bogey, bogey

 

in fact, it was one of the most boring rounds of my life...i hit 14 greens...and had one birdie

 

1 birdie

3 bogeys

14 pars

[VAN59]

about two months ago, 72 on par 72. I was 2 under going into 18, which is a short par 4, knew I was easily going to make par if I laid up short of the bunker, but noooo, though about the Nike comercial that say just play, lol. I will never listen to that one again. Hit a beautiful drive, started it off the bunker and tried to draw it back, splat, right into the left side of the bunker, rolled up to the lip, hacked it out about 10 feet, skulled a wedged and almost hit the pin and three putted.... Needless to say it was once again back to the drawing board to build a swing that can withstand pressure. The only reason I 3 putted was because I got greedy trying to save par, put a perfect stroke on it and forgot about it being down hill,lol. After I missed the par putt I pretty much gave up because I knew it was back to teh drawing board. I have only been playing 3 years and have never had a lesson, so, well needless to say, I am still working on it.. and I am back into the mid 70's grinding out rounds... good thing my short game is decent.

[Golfchicago]

66 at a par 72. George Dunne National in Oak Forest Illinois. The punch line is that I don't usually score well at this course, the golf gods were with me that day.

[CowtownTexas]

My lowest round ever was 2 over which is pretty good for a 10 handicap (and I was about a 14 at the time). I really consider myself to have 2 best rounds. One was coming from 7 strokes back in the 3rd round of a 3-day tournament to win my flight by 5 strokes.

 

The other was a 92 on the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. Played from the black tees which was about 7950 yards. Played 2 over with the wind and 18 over against the wind. Was hitting driver-3 wood on par fours and not getting there. Tour players would have had trouble breaking 80 that day. That 92 felt like a 72 given the 35-40 mph winds.

[packerfan1]

Well, I broke 100 for the first time earlier this year....a 98.

[kman71]

Low round was a 67 on a par 72 (35-32). I had a round of 72 a couple of weeks ago that was awesome as far as distance control and accuracy; but the putter balked on me that day (greens were hideous). As far as a tournament, I shot a 70 on the second day of a 4-ball tournament that pushed our team to first place and won the calcutta.

[Jer-Jer]

72 on a par 72. 34-38. -2, +2. 3 birdies and 1 bogey on the front. 2 bogeys on the back.

[CDCJ]

Best day was 67-68 for 36 holes on a par 70. Best round was a 71 on a 7010 par 72.

[kurob]

Overall:

68 on a par 72 (7147, 73.8, 136). It was a practice round the day before a tournament started. I began the round not even really intending to putt, except at the paint dots for the tourney locations. But the greens were starting to get quick and my first several approach shots were pretty near the hole, so I went ahead and played it out all day...at first intending to just get good speed control. Ended up 35 - 33 with 14 pars and 4 birdies. Made about a 20 footer on the difficult par 3 eighth to save par...was never in any real danger of making bogey the rest of the day (a 6 footer, a couple 4 footers). Best ball striking round of my life, though I have putted better. I had a 3 putt after reaching a par 5 in two and missed an 8 footer for birdie on another par 5...only played the 5 pars at -1 that day.

 

Competitive:

My club's matchplay championship last summer. Ended up shooting -2 70 (all but two concedes were measured in inches, two of them were ~3 footers. I made the turn 2 up after shooting +1 on the front, and my opponent and I went on to shoot a combined 8 under on the back. I won the match with a simple par on the first extra hole, but this round was one of those that I held up under pressure. Made a 25 footer on 17 for birdie after my opponent had knocked it to 2 feet. Made a beautiful 2 putt from 70 feet up and over ridge for birdie after knocking my 2nd on the front edge of a 5 par (opponent made eagle from ~20 feet to make it not matter). We combined for -5 over the closing 3 holes...and this match is still talked about at the 19th hole.

[Neurotica]

76 on a Par 72 that plays 7200 yards. 7 bogies and 3 birdies, the rest pars.

[KNC47]

71 on a par 70. I had just moved here and about 3 months later went out with the guys from the office. They had seen me get in about 4-5 clubs in the mail and thought I was too die hard for them. I didn't really feel any pressure and played good. Seems like evertime I hit a bad shot, I followed it up with something spectacular. Career low. I haven't played much with them since!

[Ty_Webb]

I've shot 67 (par 71) a couple of times in competition and 65 (par 71) in a friendly, but the round I'm proudest of was a 77 on my first go at Pine Valley.

[MTM]

Criminy! There are some good golfers here!

 

My best is a 70 on a par 71. I had a pretty ho-hum front 9 of +1. Par on 10, Bogey on 11, Par on 12, missed a 5 footer for eagle on 13 for birdie, then went par, birdie, birdie, bogey, birdie.

 

It was a fun day. I had been invited by the guys in the neighborhood whom I had never played with. One dude that is a quasi-pro had shot a 76 and was walking around with his chest all puffed up...until he saw my card.

 

I had another shot at the same course last Friday and shot 83.

[spk74]

74 two weeks ago at Cook's Creek. 35-39. Hit 13 fairways, birdied #7, then bogied #12 (my missed fairway), 13 (120 yard par 3), and 15 (165 yard par 3). Damn.

 

77 Father's day this year at Stonewater (from the tips).

 

75 at OSU Scarlet about 6 years ago...from the whites...played with a woman who told me where to put my shots and somehow they kept going where she'd pointed me.

 

Each round was pretty uneventful.

[animalistic]

-3 69

[ScottWS33]

My lowest round is a 67 although that was only 2 under. My lowest round to par is three under on a par 72 layout. I must say though that my round that gave me the most satifacation was a 2 over 71. The reason? I hit 4 greens. I suppose that tells you something about my short game.

[tickyboy]

A 68 on the last day of club c for a repeat win. It was a tough day and I was told at the beginning no one would be in the 60s that day.

[jlivjr]

Lowest Round Ever:

 

62 at Webhannet Golf Club, Kennebunk, Maine

8 Birdies

1 Eagle

1 Bogey

 

Best Round Ever: 66 in the second round of the 2003 Maine Amateur. 6 birdies, no bogeys, captured the #1 Seed for the Match Play portion of the tournament. Ended up losing in the final to a former University of Maine teammate.

[housey]

Two under at Royal Sydney. First time I played there. Hit every fairway and 17 greens.

[Sam-Tee-Time]

You guys are animals! My best is a 77, shot on my home course with a good buddy of mine as a witness. I saved 4 pars that day, and was in kind of a subdued "zone".