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  • 14-02-2019 6:55pm
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    pakman
    Registered Users Posts: 300 ✭✭


    Ok so I played my first proper 18 of the year today. The first hole I went over the green on my second shot an out of bounds but, as it was just myself, I dropped one rather than walk back and proceeded to get a 6.

    On I play for the rest of the 18 and hit a great patch on the back nine that leaves me with 89 for the day. I have never broken 90 before so..... I went back to hole 1 after I finished, took the shot i was supposed to go back for and didn't, and got a 6 again.

    Am I lying to myself or does this count as breaking 90?


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    GreeBo
    Registered Users Posts: 27,161 ✭✭✭✭GreeBo


    pakman wrote: »
    Ok so I played my first proper 18 of the year today. The first hole I went over the green on my second shot an out of bounds but, as it was just myself, I dropped one rather than walk back and proceeded to get a 6.

    On I play for the rest of the 18 and hit a great patch on the back nine that leaves me with 89 for the day. I have never broken 90 before so..... I went back to hole 1 after I finished, took the shot i was supposed to go back for and didn't, and got a 6 again.

    Am I lying to myself or does this count as breaking 90?

    Arguably it was harder to get the six when you knew you had a good chance of a PB.
    Its not at all legal or valid, but well done.
    Now you know you can do it so it will be easier next time.


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    golfer79
    Registered Users Posts: 57 ✭✭golfer79


    GreeBo wrote: »
    Arguably it was harder to get the six when you knew you had a good chance of a PB.
    Its not at all legal or valid, but well done.
    Now you know you can do it so it will be easier next time.

    I would tend to agree. And well said.


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    pakman
    Registered Users Posts: 300 ✭✭pakman


    GreeBo wrote: »
    Arguably it was harder to get the six when you knew you had a good chance of a PB.
    Its not at all legal or valid, but well done.
    Now you know you can do it so it will be easier next time.


    yeah I'll still go for a legit sub 90 but nice to show I can do it. 5 over on back 9 was highlight enough for me :)


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