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I'm not sure if I have ever had three birdies in a 9 before. Well it happened today. Birdie on 1, bogey on 2, birdie on 3, bogey on 4, par on 5, a chip in for birdie on 6, par on 7 and bogey on 8 and 9. It's a 37 but a disappointment. I was one under going into 8, and both 8 and 9 are birdie holes. 8 is a short par 5 and 9 is a short par 4. Played hole 8 badly and I three putted 9. I'll take a 37 but really bummed about the two bogeys on the last two holes.
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NikeMojoGolfer
5/21/2009 4:53:34 PM Don't let it get you down Overdrive. It happens, When I played the local course near me, I consider myself very fortunate to get 1 or 2 birdies, My front nine is usually in the 40 something range, I look forward to getting a 37 on the front 9. A while back, I was on the 4th tee, with 332 yards to the flag, Hit a great drive, putting my ball roughly about 17 yards from the hole, making a birdie, Things like that made me forget about the past 3 holes that I either bogied or double bogied.ook forward to getting a 37 on the front 9. A while back, I was on the 4th tee, with 332 yards to the flag, Hit a great drive, putting my ball roughly about 17 yards from the hole, making a birdie, Things like that made me forget about the past 3 holes that I either bogied or double bogied. |
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davis1019
5/21/2009 2:33:34 PM this is why they call it Golf; always something that makes the game frustrating - like 'where is the beer cart now?' |
