Embarrassing!

Captainron

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So I have just joined Spalding Golf Club after my move down from Leeds. Played my first round for handicap purposes with a few of the lads I know and played like an absolute pig! Moving house and lugging boxes for 3 days hasn't helped my back and I was in moderate pain all day but not so badly as to play the way I actually did. I had a nightmare!

I never saw the left hand side of the course because I was pushing and fading everything. I found 3 fairways all day. My touch around the greens had all the subtlety of an irate three legged Hippo with a hangover. All the while one of the lads I was with was shooting 5 under!

I eventually signed for 102! The worst score I have posted in about 12 years. What a way to start! It can only get better surely.
 
When I went back up to Scotland and rejoined my old club, I entered the comp that weekend.

Shot exactly 100 off 8! Following day, I gatecrashed a 3-ball (containing Andrew Oldcorn, but I didn't recognise him) and shot 78!
 
When I went back up to Scotland and rejoined my old club, I entered the comp that weekend.

Shot exactly 100 off 8! Following day, I gatecrashed a 3-ball (containing Andrew Oldcorn, but I didn't recognise him) and shot 78!

So you crumble in medals and do ok in bounce games! That's why we don't do it for a living.

What Scottish club was/is it out of interest?
 
Never mind, I played today with a tasty hangover, lost my first tee shot, was 5 over after 3 and crawled the last 4 holes for a heroic 85 and another .1. Holed some brilliant double bogie putts ,finished with 1 ball left,and hit 2 trees. Shoulda stayed in bed
 
I did similar at my last club not as bad but quite poor, glad I kept my mouth shut though. Problem was I got my handicap and played to it for a few rounds and then hit a couple of very low rounds. I have done the same again at my new club, I have put a few cards in and played a few medals, got a bit disenchanted with it, then went low on a big one. Seem to have developed a positive mind set and got another cut on the way... So hang in there, and be positive, you know what your capable of!
 
Having played with you Cameron, 102 is blatant sandbagging, another 2 cards like that and your name is going to be all over the boards in gold lettering in months to come;)
Cheer up mate, one bad round doesn't make you a poor golfer.
 
Never mind. I played at Carnoustie today and my mate put one in the burn in front of the 1st tee, with a fairly big audience. Took a divot with the driver and shifted the ball approximately 40 yards. At it's highest, I think it got 2 inches off the ground.

That's embarrassing.
 
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