British Open & thoughs

Here am I your average hacker these days playing only a few times a year (that needs to change)
luck to get get near my handicap.
Over at Leads these guys are doing this

Leading scores after the third round of the British Open (par 72):
-13: Tiger Woods 67 65 71
-12: Sergio Garcia 68 71 65, Chris DiMarco 70 65 69, Ernie Els 68 65 71
-11: Jim Furyk 68 71 66, Angel Cabrera 71 68 66
-10: Hideto Tanihara 72 68 66
-9: Adam Scott (Australia) 68 69 70, Mark Calcavecchia 71 68 68
-8: Peter Lonard (Australia) 71 69 68,
Robert Allenby (Australia) 69 70 69, Andres Romero 70 70 68,
Greg Owen 67 73 68, Jerry Kelly 72 67 69, Retief Goosen 70 66 72
-6: Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 71 69 70, Scott Verplank 70 73 67,
Simon Khan 70 72 68, S.K Ho 68 73 69, Tim Clark 72 69 69,
Keiichiro Fukabori 67 73 70, Carl Pettersson 68 72 70, Ben Crane 68 71 71,
Mikko Ilonen 68 69 73
Also:
-5: Marcus Fraser (Australia) 68 71 72,
Brett Rumford (Australia) 68 71 72
-3: Andrew Buckle (Australia) 72 69 72
-2: Rod Pampling (Australia) 69 71 74,
Mark Hensby (Australia) 68 72 74
E: John Senden (Australia) 70 73 73,
Michael Campbell (New Zealand) 70 71 75

A few years ago (OK) a lot f years ago, I was playing once a week & at the range very week
I got very consistant, I got to the stage where I was winning against guys on single figuars
even though I was still in double.

What a fickel game being a little off your game can make a hugh difference in the result!