Boquerone:I just don,t know where I,m going wrong on what should be the easiest holes
Not to get lost in the details, but par 3s are typically the hardest, not the easiest, for several reasons.
1. It is much harder to get an eagle on a par 3 than a par 4 or 5. Basically, there's a bigger limitation to how low your score can be in relation to par.
2. Approaches (in regulation) on par 4s and 5s are usually in the mid-iron to wedge range. On par 3s, your tee shot is generally a mid to long iron, and sometimes, a 3w or driver. The longer the club, the harder it is to hit with accuracy.
For these two reasons, average scores (in relation to par) are almost always higher on par 3s than on any other hole. This is true for all golfers, both in real life and on wgt.
Don't psyche yourself out on the par 3s. At your level, you're still looking for the one great shot to hit on each hole. Eventually, your outlook will evolve into trying to avoid the one bad shot.
Give it time and your scores will improve. The best thing you can do, whether it's a par 3, 4, or 5 is learn to manage the course. Learning where to miss will help a bunch.
On my profile are course walk throughs for Bethpage, Kiawah, Congressional, and (half of) Royal St. George's. Pick one and read it as you play. You'll find your scores going down as you make fewer unforced errors.
As for the par 3s, your scoring average will always be higher than on 4s and 5s in relation to par. That's just life.