[Hamucevasiop]

My score usually tells me when I have played well, but may not have scored well, which is a "no brainer". A couple of other things are, I did not have any penalty strokes, and no lost balls. I may have even used the same tee for all 18 holes, which equates to good ball striking for me. But in the long run, it is my putting that tells me how well I have played/scored. If I have left myself between 14-18 "first" putts for par or better, then I have played well. After that it is up to me to putt well, to score well. Besides my score, "first putts" are pretty much the only other stat that I keep anymore for my rounds. That first putt tells me every thing I need to know about how I played that hole from tee to green.