5 10 200lbs. I walk 26 of 40 rounds this year. So walking a course is very natural. In college (15 yrs ago) we used to play 36 holes in a day on occasion all by foot.

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

You would be surprised at the number of schools where you can play golf at with a 10 handicap. There are even some D1 schools where golfers have 10+ handicap's. Granted, an example of these schools would be like the NCAA Basketball teams that dont make NCAA or NIT. I cant speak for other schools and scholarships, only myself and yes. Was a 7 handicap back in the college days ie 1997-2001. It did not hurt playing 5 or 6 times per week.

Thanks for the input. I dont see fatigue as much as a factor. On a normal Sat or Sunday its not uncommon for me to hit balls for 2hrs before the round and 1 hour after. The nice thing about the country club is they are included. Love the cliff and mojo cliff bars.

Going to ask for 161.5. This leaves me extra wiggle room.

This. I do a similar bet every year on the summer solstice and 72 holes. I'm pretty much sipping nuun and nibbling on something on every other hole.

Consider wearing 2 gloves if you don't practice/play enough to have hands that can stand up to the 3 consecutive rounds.
GL!

If I win, it will be a $300 and I owe nothing for the golf. Sounds fair to me.

I thought of a few more items to throw into the deal and will ask for them tonight:

1. 1 breakfast ball (mulligan) per round on either the 1st or 10th hole. 10th hole is a driveable par 4 with a road on the right and trouble left. Figure hit a nice iron off the tee and then try to bomb one.

2. Have an option for either party to do a partial buy out after the first or second 18 holes have been completed

3. Have the option to attempt this again within 1 calendar year.

Anything else I should try to throw in?

This is a manly bet, don't be a puss. No such thing as a mulligan.

If the course was above average in difficulty, you'd be a dog. If the course is as easy as you make it seem, I make you a slight favorite.

By the way, in your original post you stated you have to walk the first 36 holes. Didn't say you had to carry your clubs though. It's little holes like this that can make or break prop bets.

BO

By the way, in your original post you stated you have to walk the first 36 holes. Didn't say you had to carry your clubs though. It's little holes like this that can make or break prop bets.

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You are correct, must walk and carry my clubs. For the last 18 I may take a pull/push cart.

Sounds fun betting with you.

"If I am losing the bet, I'd like terms up front that I don't lose the full amount of the bet. And if I do end up losing the full amount, I'd like terms up front to retry in a year."

Does it hurt to ask for odds? The worst he can say is no.

Still waiting for his response back to me.

Only tip I can give that hasnt been given is remember to keep your bag light (obv you know) but in general take ONLY what you need and since you know the course you know all your second shots etc.
GL

Sounds pretty brutal and a tough bet to win.