IanM
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Which parts are you visiting?
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Playing elsewhere phobia!
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Which parts are you visiting?
evemccc
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I guess I’m an outlier…
Literally the best thing about golf is the diversity of courses and holes on offer — every tennis / squash / basketball etc court is the same size. It’s what makes golf infinitely more interesting!
I love an away day, even more if it’s a Top 100 course
And even more if it’s a Top 100 links course
Literally the best thing about golf is the diversity of courses and holes on offer — every tennis / squash / basketball etc court is the same size. It’s what makes golf infinitely more interesting!
I love an away day, even more if it’s a Top 100 course
And even more if it’s a Top 100 links course
Alan Clifford
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Your handicap is supposed to reflect how you are playing. All the time. Not just a subset.
AussieKB
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Games arranged in Sussex, Hampshire (plus IOW), Nottingham shire and Devon so far.
Swango1980
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Change your mindset, bit like Phil Mickelson
Embrace every bad shot, because it gives you a chance to be a hero with your next shot.
Embrace every bad shot, because it gives you a chance to be a hero with your next shot.
srixon 1
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I love playing different courses, it’s what makes golf different to almost every other sport. Especially a course I have never played before. Some of them are obviously better than others and some offer a different challenge, long, tight, small greens, penal rough etc etc. Some courses are hard and some are easy.
To the OP I would say just enjoy the time you are out on the course and don’t worry about your score. Golf is hard to play well every time you go out there. Some days you play well and other days you don’t, but you’re out playing golf so what’s not to like. Take time to look around at the nature when you are waiting to take a shot, it’s amazing what wildlife you see and hear sometimes. And it takes your mind off the brand new Pro V1 you just lost in the pond on the 2nd hole.
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To the OP I would say just enjoy the time you are out on the course and don’t worry about your score. Golf is hard to play well every time you go out there. Some days you play well and other days you don’t, but you’re out playing golf so what’s not to like. Take time to look around at the nature when you are waiting to take a shot, it’s amazing what wildlife you see and hear sometimes. And it takes your mind off the brand new Pro V1 you just lost in the pond on the 2nd hole.
️fenwayrich
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Enjoy your visit to Nottinghamshire. I hope you get to play Hollinwell, comfortably the best course in our county.
The Lion
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If you’re coming up north, feel free to give me a shout.
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I totally agree with this and besides I put a card in every time I play and forget about it.
I play how I play and my handicap will over time reflect that.
I am in St Andrews this weekend, we are playing 36 a day (though I played 45 on Friday as had 9 in the sun solo), I’ve put a card in for every round (baring the 9), handicap started at 9.5 went up to 9.8 and back down the 9.5. I don’t care a jot as the weather has been stunning and the golf has been what it’s been.
My handicap will be what it will be, no point worrying about it, if it’s scratch or 36 it’ll not impact my life in any material way
