Had some software that tracked your "dream round" for each course you played. I.e., using a minimum of 2 rounds at that particular course, you could generate a score card that showed your best score for each individual hole. Each time you golfed that particular course, it updated your dream round.

With all the stats oob keeps, wouldn't think it would be that hard to create. So ultimately, your dream score could be something like a 69...

+1 from me. I track this stat on my golf spreadsheet (yes I am such a statfreak that I keep my own golf spreadsheets), but didn't think anyone else would be interested. I also have a nightmare round stat - it's the opposite of the dream round (it keeps Yin and Yang in harmony). Sandwiched in between these are the 'average' and 'median' round, all calculated hole by hole.
I know all this is a little extreme for the average Oober, but the dream round stat may be of interest to the sane majority out there.

I used to keep the same "low round" and "high round" as well; however, it wasn't for my real game, it was for my computer golf rounds (Microsoft Links 2003) that were played in the winter months. I would enjoy having such an option on oobgolf as well.

I thought about this a few months ago. My best 18 holes on a par 72 round would be -28 or what would be a pretty decent score of 44 for 72 holes.

After my round at D'Arcy Ranch Golf Course ( http://www.oobgolf.com/courses/course/17610/DArcy_Ranch_Golf_Club.html ) this morning, I checked my "best round" at that course - note I have played the course 6 times over the last 2 years.

My potential best score on the course is 72 (20 strokes better than my best 18-hole score).

+1 to this. I would love to see my best and worst rounds per course.