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**Drugsonl** · 11-13-2009, 02:07 AM

When I stand on any first tee of any course, in my mind it's always me against par.

-JP

For most of my golfing life, I could say that is largely how I feel. But goals can be shifting targets as a round progresses. If I get off to a rough start and quickly get well over par and realize that a few cylinders are skipping, I shift that goal to something realistic that usually involves parring in. Most rounds for me have always been finding a way to get thru 4 or 5 holes unscathed, and by then I have found something I can work with to score at par back to the house.

11-13-2009, 02:07 AM	#20
Drugsonl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	When I stand on any first tee of any course, in my mind it's always me against par. -JP For most of my golfing life, I could say that is largely how I feel. But goals can be shifting targets as a round progresses. If I get off to a rough start and quickly get well over par and realize that a few cylinders are skipping, I shift that goal to something realistic that usually involves parring in. Most rounds for me have always been finding a way to get thru 4 or 5 holes unscathed, and by then I have found something I can work with to score at par back to the house.
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