Depends if it's your first time out or whatnot. I've been playing for 3 years, but my first year, i'd be shooting 120-130. You should learn about course rating and slope, especially a course's slope because a typical course has a slope of 113, so if you're playing a 130+ slope course, it'll be a long day for a bogey or noob golfer. Here's a link to a definition of the two http://www.leaderboard.com/abcs.htm Anyway, if you're a noob, stick to a course with a low slope or you'll be in for a long day. Harder courses that require exact shots, long shots, shot-making ability, etc. You can also always play from the front tees (not female) if you're not a decent player. Some courses may have signs with recommended tee boxes for certain handicap players ;-)
Anyway, if you want to get good, just stick to it and keep at it. I started 3 years ago and am down to a 8 handicap. I've done this without lessons, so I'm sure you could too
If you're playing a par 3 course and going around twice, I'm sure the slope is pretty low, and most muni courses also. There are exceptions, but that's the general rule.
Anyway, if you want to get good, just stick to it and keep at it. I started 3 years ago and am down to a 8 handicap. I've done this without lessons, so I'm sure you could too
If you're playing a par 3 course and going around twice, I'm sure the slope is pretty low, and most muni courses also. There are exceptions, but that's the general rule.
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