***Official Golf Pic Thread***
01-20-2011
, 10:26 AM
First two are practice rounds at US Open and the last is a tourney we play every year at Tahoe...that is my partner getting a rub down before we tee off. He would pull up about 10 minutes before our tee time and get a massage on the range and hit his first ball of the day on the first tee. We never did very well, but the chocolate shakes at the turn are greatness.
The print screen worked obv but not too well...
Last edited by ship---this; 01-20-2011 at 10:32 AM.
01-21-2011
, 03:21 PM
01-22-2011
, 02:15 AM
Found a few more...
First is the 11th at Kapalua and then second is where I hit my second shot on the 18th hole...almost my first double eagle.
Third is the 11th hole of Monterey Peninsula CC Shore Course
Fourth is the 8th hole at the Honors Course at last year's NCAA Championship
Last is the 13th hole at Golf Club of Georgia Lakeside Course
And ship, Cypress is pure...its a birdie fest playing there but obviously a great experience. I have been really lucky, but the picture I posted was from about two weeks ago and it was my third time there
First is the 11th at Kapalua and then second is where I hit my second shot on the 18th hole...almost my first double eagle.
Third is the 11th hole of Monterey Peninsula CC Shore Course
Fourth is the 8th hole at the Honors Course at last year's NCAA Championship
Last is the 13th hole at Golf Club of Georgia Lakeside Course
And ship, Cypress is pure...its a birdie fest playing there but obviously a great experience. I have been really lucky, but the picture I posted was from about two weeks ago and it was my third time there
01-30-2011
, 08:50 PM
03-01-2011
, 11:07 AM
Just found some pictures I took in the fall of Turnberry golf course in the Toronto area. It's an executive course designed by Doug Carrick, one of the best course designers in Canada. I would normally never waste my time playing an executive course, however, this place is out of this world good.
The opening hole. Aside from having 16 par 3s of variable length, the designer decided to ease you into the course with a 420 yard uphill par 4. Good times
This is one of my golfing buddies who I spend much time and effort trying to beat every year.
The opening hole. Aside from having 16 par 3s of variable length, the designer decided to ease you into the course with a 420 yard uphill par 4. Good times
This is one of my golfing buddies who I spend much time and effort trying to beat every year.
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03-05-2011
, 02:19 AM
04-04-2011
, 08:00 PM
We finally got a nice stretch of weater in Toronto, so me and some buddies hit the track this weekend. We played an old course called Highland Gate which despite it's par 69 and overwhelming 5700 yards, is a pretty tough little track with a few demanding tee shots. It was surprisingly dry and in decent shape considering it was covered in snow a week prior, only 1 soggy tee box.
inb4 lol Canada, it was beautiful out but the ponds were still frozen
Approach shot on 18, that's my drive obv (I lipped the birdie putt)
inb4 lol Canada, it was beautiful out but the ponds were still frozen
Approach shot on 18, that's my drive obv (I lipped the birdie putt)
Last edited by Spottswoode; 04-04-2011 at 08:15 PM.
04-05-2011
, 09:13 AM
Nothing super special, but a photographer friend of mine took this a little while back and sent it to me. It's had some color stuff done to it, but I think it turned out cool. You can see the ball in the far right part of the picture.
04-08-2011
, 05:46 AM
After seeing this picture I googled some info on this course, it looks amazing. Is it worth taking a 7 hr flight and a hour in a half drive to go play?
