2 Under after 2

[dH]

I finally got under par at SOME POINT in the round. Never started birdie birdie. Heck I never get birdies let alone 2 of them let alone in a row.

Just thought I'd share; it was some par 3 course but still.

Ever gotten back to back birdies to start around? Also albeit short; being under par in a round feels freaking fantastic.

[Bouche]

Ya. It is an incredible feeling. The first hole for me, is the most important hole. Usually determines my day.

My Best start was at Camelot this year, I started Birdie (2putt), Par, Eagle (holed it from 100), Par and Birdie (2putt). 4 under through 5

[dH]

Yeah I missed the green; chipped in from ~15 feet out then next hole sunk a ~8-15 foot bird.

Off to do it again!

[atomic]

One of my dad's foursome started off at Champlain with par, hole in one, birdie, birdie last year. Not bad for a 78 year old.

[dH]

One of my dad's foursome started off at Champlain with par, hole in one, birdie, birdie last year. Not bad for a 78 year old.

Not bad and I have 50 years to practice before I get there

[McG]

I did the back to back birdie starting off last week.

First hole par 5. Decent tee shot. Decent 3 wood left me on the cart path about 10 feet from the green. Pitched it on about 8 feet away. Holed the putt.

Second hole par 4. Decent tee shot landed just to the right of a tree. I was maybe 90 yards from the green. I decided to try to punch it with my 5 hybrid as a full swing was impossible. Somehow it ended up on the green 10 feet from the hole. Holed the putt.

Don't want to talk about the rest of the round though. LOL.

Still looking for my first eagle!

[Golfbum]

I have been -2 after the first hole twice in the past. Eagles on Par 4's.
I was once -3 after 3 during one round, bird, bird and bird. It was a great start

[dhacker1956]

The best nine I ever had was last year after 40 years of golfing...

Started with 4 birdies and finished par 36 in 30.
Shot 68 Never shoot that back nine well I still walk and carry guess this old man gets tuckered out!!!

[atomic]

A couple of years back, I started the season grooving a drive, hitting a beautiful 7 iron to 3 feet and tapping in for birdie. Should have walked off the course and put the clubs back in the garage.