2009 Resolutions

So, what are your golfing targets for next year?

Mine are:

Shoot below 90

Handicap down to 24

Attend at least 1 Golfshake Event

Get 4 pars in a row! 

G'day Dave

My resolutions for next year will be-

- Not let work get in the way of playing golf

- Get atleast 2 birdies in the same round

- Shoot a round under 90 twice

- Hit fairways and greens in regulation regularly

Shooting High Eh!!! Duncan.

Get the bottom one Duncan, and the rest will follow.

Shoot under 85 on a proper course (Par or SSS 70 or higher)

Get my playing handicap down to 18

Have a round with at least 2 stableford ponts on every hole (that way I'll know I have played consistently all the way round)

I am going to play more often.

Play in some golfshake events.

Try and enjoy every game.

My resolutions for 2009 are:

1)  Get my handicap down to single figures (current handicap is 16)

2)  Hole in one

3) Be more consistent

Russ

Here's mine.

My aims for 2009

2) Stop club buying.

3) Take my club team up a division in our county championship.

4) Get to catergory 1 and stay there.

5) Put more effort into my short game.

Mine :

1) reduce h/c to 16

2) stop pratting about with subtle swing changes - stick to what works "for me".

3) win a medal - then send it to Newcastle Utd so they can see what one is.

4) concentrate on course management more.

My goals for 2009

1)  Help David take the N v S trophy down South so they can have a look at it, then bring it back home.

2)  Stop throwing 10 shots away per round and therefore get a handicap in the teens.

3)  Learn to hit my 3 & 4 irons properly

4)  Finish the Project 231 putter and sell some

My first goal is to hope that I am able to get out on the course and enjoy the company of my friends and my fellow Golfshakers at as many events as I am able.

Realistic goals just do not exist. I fully expect to get worse and worse every day I get older and older, but my pleasure these days comes from seeing great shots from people who have the ability to produce them and that includes all of you, no matter what your current handicap.