Single digit cappers

I dont remember the last time that I shot over 92, but there is always the chance. I stay around a 8-9 hcp now.

Playing in a regular game helps keep me sharper I believe.

I also am aware that I have to concentrate more now since I went threw a horrendous year of the shanks and almost quit the game.

I'm an 11, so close, but I shot an even 100 a couple of months ago. I had one dogshit hole, I think it was the first day we hit 100 in Austin, and I had played three days that week already. I kinda blew-up on the back.

Probably the first year that I played, before lessons.
I was 14 when I learned. I'm now 59. 90's yes, 100's no.

I don't remember the last time I shot in the 100's. I started playing in 2010 and Ive been recording my scores since 2015 and I don't have any in the 100's since then. I have played a lot though and have gotten better every year. I'm currently at my all time low hcp of 2.5. Started the year as a 5.6 (Covid has been helpful to my golf game) Last time I shot 90 was November last year at Carter Plantation

I put up a triple digit number maybe eighteen months ago or so. Really difficult course, was playing like dog crap, and I got really drunk on the back nine and stopped giving a shite.

I’m about a 5 and honestly I truly don’t remember the last time i hit the century mark. I have shot in the 90s a handful of times over the last few years but, never 100. When you’re a weekend golfer i don’t think you’re ever immune to shooting 100. These days I’m anywhere from 72-84.

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Currently 4.2 trending lowers. It’s been over 15 years since I shot over 95. About the time I learned to read greens, putt and manage my game off the tee and stop swinging full out on all shots.

I don't track my handicap - I usually shoot low to mid 80s. About a month ago I shot a 78 on Monday, 102 on Wednesday, and 81 on Friday.