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07-31-2015 , 08:46 PM

#9626

ntanygd760

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Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 14,240

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Originally Posted by thebigeasy59

The dumbest hole in golf is #9 at one fm the sister courses off course. Par 4 307 yards, SHARP dogleg. Can't drive it, can't hit long iron up shorten, can't hit 8 iron because it goes the tough the fairway.

You may tee off with pw. Anything past 125 off the tee is in the wispy rough. Fr there, you have a 200 yard approach to a tiny green protected w bunkers on all sides . Good course to never play

That is just silly dumb.

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07-31-2015 , 08:52 PM

#9627

nutshot2

Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 48,739

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Originally Posted by thebigeasy59

Sounds like the actual worst hole in golf

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08-01-2015 , 07:20 AM

#9628

thebigeasy59

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Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 19,508

Yeah, the rest of the course is ok if you've played before. Marked yardages are not close to accurate so you kind of need to know the course a bit, but there's is inevitably someone who hits driver and tries to get there on this hole and it's just always a bad time. I broke a rake once because of how dumb the hole was.

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08-01-2015 , 07:21 AM

#9629

thebigeasy59

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Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 19,508

**** I was drunk last night, the start of that post makes no sense at all. "One of the sister courses of the course I'm a member at" is what I was trying to say.

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08-01-2015 , 09:21 AM

#9630

hamdoggg

old hand

Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,241

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Originally Posted by Brocktoon

For the NY guys, I'm playing Centennial tomorrow. Love that place. Check it out if you haven't.

I am closing on a condo in 3 weeks that is a 1 min 21 sec drive to centennial (timed it lol)

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08-01-2015 , 09:28 AM

#9631

Brocktoon

Unreada Bill

Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 8,675

Nice. I know a few people who live in Carmel. It's a good deal with it being a reasonable distance from the city and affordable.

The prices at Centennial are pretty ridiculous though. I load up in Groupons when they have them and try to find other deals online when I can. Regular price for today would be $130. Lol @ that.

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08-01-2015 , 09:58 AM

#9632

hamdoggg

old hand

Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,241

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brocktoon

Yeah their regular prices are ridiculous.

I can usually find hot deals on Golf Now for like $40 - $50 in the afternoon, that will primarily be when I'll play there.

Otherwise I'll just keep playing my home course Putnam County Golf Course...much cheaper and still a pretty good track.

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08-05-2015 , 12:27 PM

#9633

ArcticKnight

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Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 22,237

Been hitting lots of balls and playing lots and left outer elbow has developed tennis elbow/tendonitis. No doubt from impact vibration.

I have started with ice and ibuprofen. Any other suggestions from those who have had the same thing from golf?

I am a bit worried because I had this in my right arm when used to played squash, and it took forever to go away, and each re-injury made things worse than the last episode.

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08-05-2015 , 12:53 PM

#9634

bwslim69

I'm a Diva, Bruh

Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 25,139

Not sure if posted before but cool video

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08-05-2015 , 12:56 PM

#9635

Allen C

journeyman

Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 379

I've had similar in my wrist and elbow and unfortunately the only thing you can do is not play for awhile, then pace yourself when you come back. For me it is now much milder than it was in the past so there is also the chance it just goes away. Swinging better probably helps as well.

I really think every amatuer (and probably pros but I don't know) should now be playing graphite shafts in their irons and wedges. They make high quality ones these days, and as heavy as you want. Is it really worth whatever perceived benefit steel provides if the extra impact strain on your joints might shorten your golf career?

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08-05-2015 , 02:16 PM

#9636

ArcticKnight

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Originally Posted by Allen C

Thx.. that and not burying a wedge an inch behind your ball...lol

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08-06-2015 , 02:16 PM

#9637

squashington

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Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2,389

What's etiquette on bringing your own cooler to the course? I know most (all?) courses don't allow it, but what if I'm just bringing bottles of water and lunch? I usually bring 3 bottles of water, a sandwich and snack. Then I refill the water from the coolers on the course.

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08-06-2015 , 02:36 PM

#9638

Spottswoode

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Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 2,960

If there is no alcohol in the cooler, I don't think a course can or would stop you from bringing it to the course. I don't bring a cooler, but I've always got my own water, gatorate and snacks in my bag.

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08-06-2015 , 03:15 PM

#9639

ReidLockhart

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Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 7,770

We always had a no-cooler policy. Some courses offer coolers on their carts. Others don't care, although bringing your own alcohol to a place that serves its own is unlawful. If you tell them you have diabetes or something and that you need to keep your blood sugar up, most of the courses that have a strict policy will still let you take them if you show them there's no alcohol in there.

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08-06-2015 , 08:35 PM

#9640

ntnBO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by squashington

Most courses have a policy that you can't bring your own food and drink. Sure people break that policy all the time, but it doesn't make it right.

BO

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08-06-2015 , 09:54 PM

#9641

ntanygd760

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I always bring water but don't mind paying for booze since I mostly go to one course and it is cheap so I buy enough to make sure they will still be cheap next year.

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08-07-2015 , 12:19 AM

#9642

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 30,078

Bring my own water (get yourself a large hydro flask or something similar) and a birdie bottle for a wee snoodle after someone gets a bird. everything else bought at the course if I think I need it.

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08-07-2015 , 07:34 PM

#9643

Booker Wolfbox

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Originally Posted by ntnBO

Most courses have a policy that you can't bring your own food and drink. Sure people break that policy all the time, but it doesn't make it right.

BO

The policy or breaking the policy?

I haven't actually noticed a formal policy anywhere that I've played recently, though that's only a half dozen courses or so. Nearly every place has a sign that says bringing your own alcohol is unlawful.

I know a lot of guys who bring stuff, I'm far too lazy and don't really eat much if anything during the round so if I eat I buy there. I am going to start bringing a mug or something for water tho, they indirectly encourage that since it uses fewer paper/styrofoam cups.

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08-07-2015 , 08:57 PM

#9644

Suit

Pooh-Bah

Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 4,744

What is your Hybrid of choice? I've had the same 2 for 8 years. It's time to upgrade. I'm thinking Answer or Titleist.

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08-07-2015 , 09:11 PM

#9645

ntanygd760

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I have Adams A12 stock shaft, stiff flex. Pretty old I think but works well enough but going to try some new ones out next season in hopes of finding one that is still forgiving but has a little more trajectory control. The thing tends to balloon pretty bad into the wind.

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08-07-2015 , 09:30 PM

#9646

MinusEV

Giftastic!

Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 12,642

I've had my MacGregor Mactec NVG2 Hybrid UT4 for ages and, along with my Ping Anser putter they're the only clubs in my bag I can't see getting replaced in... well... ever.

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08-07-2015 , 09:36 PM

#9647

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 30,078

Adams has been recognized for a while for their hybrids. I played a 2 and 3 for a while and liked them a lot. That said, I've been playing TaylorMade burners that I bought used at goldsmith a few years ago and they've been great for my game.

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08-07-2015 , 10:24 PM

#9648

campfirewest

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Suit

What is your Hybrid of choice? I've had the same 2 for 8 years. It's time to upgrade. I'm thinking Answer or Titleist.

I the Prius is still the most popular.

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08-07-2015 , 10:26 PM

#9649

campfirewest

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Originally Posted by ntnBO

Most courses have a policy that you can't bring your own food and drink. Sure people break that policy all the time, but it doesn't make it right.

BO

I don't think I have ever seen restrictions on food. If I could only eat Snicker bars and hot dogs purchased at the course when I play I think my handicap would go up a couple shots.

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08-07-2015 , 11:23 PM

#9650

ntanygd760

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Haven't posted a swing in a while. This one was pretty ugly, with my right arm way out of position on downswing lead me to dump the angle of my wrist early just to hit the ball since it was way to steep of angle for a driver.