Dave Feiner shot a 73 on Sept. 17 at Lakeview Golf Course, beating his age of 76 for the first time in his golfing career. The round marked a new personal best for Feiner, who had previously shot rounds matching his age but never bettering it.
Feiner played from the gold tees alongside Tom Schaffner and Brice Fuchs during the round. According to reports, this was Feiner’s third time shooting at least his age, but the first occasion when he finished with a score lower than that number.
Shooting one’s age is a rare achievement in golf, particularly as players get older and courses remain challenging. Feiner’s 73 was a breakthrough moment, indicating a strong performance on the day. The round took place at Lakeview Golf Course in Mitchell, where Feiner has evidently spent significant time refining his game.
While details about the conditions of the course or Feiner’s individual holes were not disclosed, the score itself stands out as a milestone. It reflects consistency and control across 18 holes, especially from the gold tees which typically offer a longer and more demanding layout.
Feiner’s round adds him to a small group of golfers who have managed to shoot their age or better, an achievement that often attracts respect among club players and enthusiasts alike. The fact that he did this in front of fellow players Schaffner and Fuchs may have added to the moment’s significance.
No further information has been released regarding Feiner’s plans or whether he intends to build on this performance in upcoming rounds at Lakeview or other courses. For now, his 73 remains the latest confirmed result and a personal highlight in his golfing journey.
According to Yahoo Sports.