nixdad
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- Mar 4, 2008
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That's right, I couldn't make a birdie putt today. Oh well. On the back nine, I hit a driver on the shortest par 4 on the course. This was a 322 yard straight away par 4 with the front of the green open (not protected from bunkers). The rest of the green was protected. I hit a baby fade, but nutted the drive. I knew it would be close to the green. When I got to the green, the ball ended up about eighteen feet from the pin, on the green pin high.
I was pretty stoked! Now the putt. It looked like a straight putt, the kind you read where you think you see more break than there really is. I just trusted that it was inside the right edge and hit it square. The putt dropped for an Eagle.
Couldn't make a birdie, but the eagle was nice. Ended up shooting a 79.
I was pretty stoked! Now the putt. It looked like a straight putt, the kind you read where you think you see more break than there really is. I just trusted that it was inside the right edge and hit it square. The putt dropped for an Eagle.
Couldn't make a birdie, but the eagle was nice. Ended up shooting a 79.