First full round.

Shot my first full round at willow. I shot a 95 from red tees. Was that good or bad? I have no idea.

[ROBEY the one.]

I would assume bad, unless its 27 or 36 holes.

[joseph paul wolske]

It was 24 holes. Better?

[Ian Macpherson]

You averaged a boge.

Is that good for you or bad?

 

Pretty sure scores are fairly relative. 

[joseph paul wolske]

It was a par 88. Is that better?

[Justin]

Well, from the looks of this, the SSA from the reds was 61ish for the most recent tournament. 

http://www.pdga.com/course_ratings_by_course/1867 

 

So, you took 34 more strokes to complete the course than a 1000 rated player would have.

 

From the looks of the scores below (based on one round of 18 from the shorts and one round of 24 from the shorts), your score would have placed you last in the novice division.

 

http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/16122

 

Keep playing the course and keeping track of your score, you will see major improvements. Better?

[Skipper H / Ripdiscgolf.com]

I agree, keep your score and keep playing, do not be afraid to try new things and soon you'll be shotting par and under. But as was said before, always have fun!

[Wicked Dyes]

Did you have fun? That's all that really matters in the beginning. Keep at it and keep practicing and scores will get better.

[joseph paul wolske]

I shurly did, even shouted out a couple of times, long putts. Thanks for everybodys input. Ill keep at it.

[Mikey]

Absolutly...always have fun!

[Ryan Rios]

Willow can be a tough course. Though shorter, the rough and bugs can get rough in the summer.

If you're just beginning, focus more on shot quality moreso then score. Did the disc fly how you intended or did it just turn out okay? Did you pick up strokes from missed putts or shanked drives?

Either way, if you're having fun, especially at willow, you're doing alright.....but to be honest, it was bad;)