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Average birdies a round

Average birdies a round

  • 0

    Votes: 19 22.4%

  • 1-2

    Votes: 59 69.4%

  • 3-4

    Votes: 7 8.2%

  • 5-6

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • 7+

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    85
Definitely more bogeys than birdies, but I'm hoping to bring that bogey number down this year.
 
Smallville said:
The thread title should be switched around for me. Rounds per birdie. Or should be done the way they measure eagle stats on tour, 1 birdie for every X holes. In my case, XX holes (or XXX!).
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i was thinking the same thing...only had one birdie-ever. Ball is in my display case next to the ball from my first ever par. One space left open for my first hole-in-one scheduled to happen probably sometime after July 2013.
 
I average usually about 2 a round. Most birdies I've had in a round is probably only 3 or 4 though.
Whenever I get birdies they always seem to be back-to-back.
 
0-1 on an Avg day, a good day is 2-3. Not sure if I've ever had more than 2 in a round before.
 
I usually don't get any. My good rounds are always lots of pars and some bogeys. I think my putting has killed me from getting any birds
 
too bad my bogeys... double and worse always negate my birdies
 
I usually get at least one birdie per round. If i dont get one that day I may get a couple the next time So i say it averages to one per round.
 
I put one on the poll, but its more like one every other round or less. Yesterday I had none, but several chances and ended up with 9 pars.
 
usually none or on the rare occasion 1. I'm a par, bogey, double bogey guy
 
about 1 a round for me, 2 - 3 is a really good day usually with a double or two to balance things out. Best day last year was 4 when I shot 78.
 
Thechosen1 said:
Simple enough poll/thread. How many do you average on an average day or even your best day?
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I average about one every 2-3 rounds. As a result I couldn't answer the poll. :confused2: On my best day, I've had 4, but that isn't remotely representative of how I usually do. I did have 3 in 9 holes last September to turn in 33... then shot 43 on the back. :banghead:
 
I've had 2 through 13 games... ouch.
 
Thechosen1 said:
Simple enough poll/thread. How many do you average on an average day or even your best day?
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0-2. Hitting GIRs has always been my problem. Hard to make birds when you are always scrambling (unless I chip one in, which happens sometimes, too).

Best ever was 4 in a single round, and 3 bogeys for a 71 waaaay back when.
 
I am definitely a 1-2 birdie a round player. I have had those days where I just go lights-out on, but then I also have those days where I ride the bogie train.
 
I can usually squeeze out 1 a round, every now and then 2, and I think once I had 4, but that day has come and gone
 
had one today on the very first hole... but the rest of the round is a completely diff story
 
In 2010 I averaged 1.18 birdies per round. So far in 2011 I am averaging 0.92, so I voted for 1-2 per round. The crappy part is, I average just shy of 10 gir's per round, so it's not like I don't have chances. The backstryke DART will be my savior! The most I've had in one round was 6, and I've gone plenty of rounds birdie-less.
 
cheffor said:
Since I've started keeping track of my rounds with OOB last year I've recorded 1 birdie. Hopefully I can change that to 1-2 this year but I had to vote 0.
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I'm in the same boat as you and, it seems, some other folks in here. I think I've notched 11 or 12 in my entire playing career (50-ish rounds over the past 2 years). So, not enough to say 1 per round, however, they're coming in a bit more frequently these days. I think my best was 2 on a 9-hole course, I was on fire that day and shot a 6 over 38 (small course). I must be re-building my swing, because my scores have been going up lately. :(
 
I have no average birdies! They're all special :wink:

I'd go for 1-2 per round at the moment. I get a lot of pars, and don't convert the chances I get. So far!
 
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