The Post Your Scorecard Thread

[jamo 16]

I've been doing screen captures from the website, not sure how the others have done it.

 

Mine is a $30 application, but to put it on the internet I just used Webs, which is free internet hosting.

[Kanoito 2,337]

I've been doing screen captures from the website, not sure how the others have done it.

 

Same for me!

 

1. Track your score on the phone

2. Save the round

3. Sync with your phone with your account

4. Log into your account on a PC

5. Select the round/scorecard

6. Take a screen shot

7. Profit

 

Alternatively, with Golfshot you can share with your friends on Facebook or Twitter

[RookieBlue7 1,691]

I got it, I think... Let's see if this works. Feast or Famine round here, don't laugh too hard. Most of the clubbing is wrong, I didn't hit that many drivers, just didn't note what club on my paper scorecard, same with par 3's (cause I just DL this app and input data)

 

 

All I can say is I putted well and struck my irons well. If I were playing smart, I'd have hit hybrid off the tee all day long.

[MmmmmmBuddy 1,304]

here we go...

[Kanoito 2,337]

those of you shooting under 80 are not allowed here

hackers only!

[MmmmmmBuddy 1,304]

those of you shooting under 80 are not allowed here

hackers only!

LOL.. I kill it on a 3500 yard par 61 golf course.... If I can't break 80 there, I quit.

[GolfSpy WD 13]

LOL.. I kill it on a 3500 yard par 61 golf course.... If I can't break 80 there, I quit.

 

1 over par isn't exactly breaking 80!

 

I'll post my own card once I have a chance to get out again. I can't post my last round out of shame of my horrible short game that day

[JBones 1,235]

I played horrible yesterday. I wasn't putting that bad, I just kept leaving myself 40-50 footers all day long. The course had some flood damage, so they reversed the 9's (started on 10) to cut down on the traffic on the front 9, that was the most damaged. Number 10 is one of the toughest holes in the city, it's long and straight, but has rolling mounds, thick rough, with a tiny green guarded by a bunker in the front and a 15' drop off in the back; not the hole you want to start on. Anyway, as you can see, I started off cold as ice on 10-18 and picked it up a bit on 1-9. 12 pars and 6 "others" for an 83; pathetic.

 

[jamo 16]

I played horrible yesterday. I wasn't putting that bad, I just kept leaving myself 40-50 footers all day long.

 

I hate those days. I'll have rounds where I hit almost every fairway, most greens, but not make anything all day because I'm just too far away. In fact, here's one: http://jamo1358.webs.com/rounds/20110603-p37.html

 

I hit every single fairway, and 16 greens, yet I was still +2 because I didn't get up and down on the only two greens I missed and I didn't make a single birdie putt (no three-putts though). I had a bunch in the 15-20 range, but I also had way too many in the 40-60 range. It's a crazy game sometimes.

[JBones 1,235]

I hate those days. I'll have rounds where I hit almost every fairway, most greens, but not make anything all day because I'm just too far away.

It was ridiculous even when I hit a good shot, I got screwed. When I get inside 50yds, I hit that low 2 hop and stop SW and I'm almost always within 6'. Yesterday I had three of those shots hit sprinkler heads and run through the back of the green. Who hits 3 sprinkler heads in a round? I had another shot that should have left me inside of 15' feet for eagle and some jackwagon left a rake between the bunker and green, which I hit and it kicked my ball back into the bunker. That being said, it was only 4 of 18 holes, the rest I just put myself in poor positions off the tee.

 

I'm really struggling with the driver right now, so I was working on it yesterday. Normally at this course, I hit hybrids and 4Is off every tee, because it's tight. I could have easily shaved 10 strokes off yesterday, just by keeping it in the fairway.

[JBones 1,235]

After hitting a few balls this morning, I realized that I was hitting the ball so bad, because I had an extremely weak grip. After making an adjustment, I was back to hitting the ball as normal, so I went out to the same course. Wow, what a difference a day makes. While it goes down as me only hitting 6/14 fairways, I only hit it outside of the first cut twice. I lipped out an eagle on 14 and birdie putts on 3,8, and 15.

 

[Tony Covey MGS 670]

After hitting a few balls this morning, I realized that I was hitting the ball so bad, because I had an extremely weak grip. After making an adjustment, I was back to hitting the ball as normal, so I went out to the same course. Wow, what a difference a day makes. While it goes down as me only hitting 6/14 fairways, I only hit it outside of the first cut twice. I lipped out an eagle on 14 and birdie putts on 3,8, and 15.

 

 

Had to be lots of "Golf Shots" in that one.

[JBones 1,235]

Had to be lots of "Golf Shots" in that one.

Oh, there were, starting on the first hole (10). I push a drive right, that hit a tree and kicked farther right; I had 220 into a light breeze and I hit a hybird to 15'. On number 13 I hit it 10' off the fairway and ended up right behind a giant oak tree. I could either hit it straight right, back out to the fairway and try to get up and down from 90yds or I could Tin Cup it. I took a 7i and punched it 20yds between two trees to the cart path and it ran on it all the way to pin high, then I almost chipped it in. That was the shot that really got my round going. There were more, but those were the best two.

[Tony Covey MGS 670]

Things are improving (perhaps GolfSpy Dave inspired me). I'm not worried too much about my swing, instead I'm trying to focus on course management and the mental game (letting go of bad shots).

 

1. Way right rough, low punch under branches, robbed by a greenside tree, chip, putt (WAAAAAy long) putt, putt
2. Golf shot, putt, putt
3. Fairway, perfect layup, fat wedge, good shot that landed two feet short and didn't roll down, chip on, putt, putt
4. Missed the green left (rolled down a small hill), chip up, putt
5. Fairway, right side, chip on, putt, putt
6. Fairway, more fairway, golf shot, putt putt
7. Right side rough, just off the back, chip, putt
8. Fairway, golf shot, putt, putt
9. Skulled, flubbed, chipped to 15 feet, putt.

No lost balls, no penalties. The triple hurt, and the double is a joke considering where I was in two. Made 4 on 18 though, and I certainly didn't deserve better than 5.

[finalist 4]

Here's one that killed me. It's a tournament round, but I elected not to pay an extra $20 to enter the NCGA Qualifier and a Skins game that was also concurrent with the club T. I only entered the basic stroke play. Had I entered the Qualifier and the skins game for this event I would have won an all expenses paid trip to the next event in Monterey and the skins would have been $150. I did get some shop credit for the basic event though...

 

 

 

Number 6. Miss fairway to the right hit lob wedge from rough to opposite corner of the green. Lagged putt to four feet... then 3 putted from four feet. That hurt.

[GolfSpy Dave 1,564]

Nice Ryan. Keep that game solid so you can win some putters from Byron next week

[RookieBlue7 1,691]

Just got home from vacation, and am trying to get both scorecards input into Golfshot. Got the first, and I'll share it. 1 bad hole cost me an under par round, first in a looooooong time too. You can see which hole it is I'm sure.

 

 

The par 4's where it shows 2 putts(and the eagle on one), I drove the green. It's a fun little course that I play down there, it's short, but the price is right, plus I can show up there at 6:00AM and be first out. Played it once. The bad hole went like this:

 

Drive left onto a dune (which was marked as a lateral hazard with a sign that said you have to drop outside the dune/staked/roped area because it's a protected habitat or something to that effect and that persons disturbing the dune would be subject to prosecution and to drop where you crossed the hazard. I dropped at the last place I saw it crossing the hazard (which was 50 yards back outside the roped off area, leaving me 223 in according to my GPS) and assessed myself the penalty for the hazard.). So I'd hit my drive there, drop 2, hit 3. 3rd shot went OB right of the green(hitting the new Rescue 11 hybrid I still haven't adjusted all the way, this was the first time hitting it on a course, period). Drop 4, hit 5. 5th went OB right of the green again, drop 6, hit 7. Punched/stinger 7th just short of the green with a 5 iron. Chipped on and it checked quick, 2 putted from 45 feet for the 10 on the hole, and that's how I went from under par to over par.

 

Oh, and the 1st hole was the 21 degree Rescue 11 hybrid off the tee.

 

Mind you this course has no range and a putting green that looks like they just mowed the grass down and stuck a few cups up in it. True muni if there ever was one. So I wasn't loose at all when I started, which is why I dumped the first tee ball of the day ob.

[GolfSpy WD 13]

 

 

My driver and I were not speaking to each other at all until the 18th, when I actually faded the ball like I wanted to. I also collapsed epically on several holes after getting into trouble, should have laid up, but went for it and failed

 

That said, I was pretty happy with my chipping and putting for once, so hopefully I'll break 90 soon.

[GolfSpy WD 13]

 

I know it's a par 3, but still my best round to date, especially the back 9 without a single double. What's great about this course is it uses every club in my bag except the driver (longest hole Sunday was #18 at 220 yards uphill == 3w for me). I missed a few birdie opportunities that I hope to capitalize on next time, but I did finish with a bogey save on 18 with a 10 yard putt after my tee shot hit a tree branch and dropped like a rock.

 

I'm none too proud of missing so many greens, but I definitely improved my swing over the round and feel I can do much better next time.

[GolfSpy Dave 1,564]

 

I know it's a par 3, but still my best round to date, especially the back 9 without a single double. What's great about this course is it uses every club in my bag except the driver (longest hole Sunday was #18 at 220 yards uphill == 3w for me). I missed a few birdie opportunities that I hope to capitalize on next time, but I did finish with a bogey save on 18 with a 10 yard putt after my tee shot hit a tree branch and dropped like a rock.

 

I'm none too proud of missing so many greens, but I definitely improved my swing over the round and feel I can do much better next time.

 

Nice work

 

Back nine without a double must feel great. I hope to card a double free round at some point...