gunning4u
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- Dec 31, 2006
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I went out last night and started out great just missed an eagle putt on #1 and I taped it in for birdie. Par the next hole then bogie the first par 3 then pared #4, so I’m pretty happy sitting even after 4 holes. Then I go bogie, quad, bogie, triple, birdie to finish off the front. I was all over the place with my score, but I felt pretty good about the 44 I posted believe it or not. I go out on the back nine and shoot a 2 over 38 for my 82. The quad killed my score, for what ever reason I tried cutting the corner on a severe dog leg right I hit it over the woods but it ran threw the fairway into the no-mow grass and couldn’t find my ball and had to take a drop. So I’m hitting 3 from a 100yrds, I hit my gap wedge a little thin to a back pin it takes one skip then off the green and into the woods just behind the hole and had to take another drop, then I chip and of course three putt for my quad. I was steamed but looking back at it I remained pretty calm, I’m usually just a wreck after something like that happens. I’ve been working pretty hard on my game and I know my swing is getting there I just remember saying don’t let one hole ruin your round just have fun. I didn’t even think about my bad holes on the back nine I went out and made 3 birdies on the back to finish with 5 for the day which is a record for me. Usually when I blow up on a hole my round is screwed but I’ve been working on staying positive after making a bad shot or two. I will defiantly remember this round both the good and how I handled the bad.