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**MadMark** · 10-26-2009, 07:13 PM

If you had a good time at your last tournament, then you go to this tournament, even if you should play poorly. The other side of the coin is if you are worried about playing poorly, and not having fun, then you should not attend.

I just saw that the Tucson City Senior Amateur is going to be held over two days in late November. I played in the City Open Championships for the first time this year and had a blast. I practiced leading up to it and placed 2nd in my flight winning back my entry fee and about $100 extra.

Right now, I am playing awful (upper 80's with an occasional flash of 80). I shot 4 rounds of 80/82/80/82 during the City Open, but doubt I can get back to that form in time.

I am debating whether or not to go for it. I'd hate to end up looking like a dufus and posting high scores, but I also had a good time and played well during the last one. Can't decide what to do.

10-26-2009, 07:13 PM	#2
MadMark Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	If you had a good time at your last tournament, then you go to this tournament, even if you should play poorly. The other side of the coin is if you are worried about playing poorly, and not having fun, then you should not attend. I just saw that the Tucson City Senior Amateur is going to be held over two days in late November. I played in the City Open Championships for the first time this year and had a blast. I practiced leading up to it and placed 2nd in my flight winning back my entry fee and about $100 extra. Right now, I am playing awful (upper 80's with an occasional flash of 80). I shot 4 rounds of 80/82/80/82 during the City Open, but doubt I can get back to that form in time. I am debating whether or not to go for it. I'd hate to end up looking like a dufus and posting high scores, but I also had a good time and played well during the last one. Can't decide what to do.
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