Agree on Atlantic Dunes. Fun course. More imaginative than Harbourtown.
Thank you, I knew I was mispelling Harbourtown but was too lazy to look it up
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Agree on Atlantic Dunes. Fun course. More imaginative than Harbourtown.
I was pulling for List but he really didn't do anything wrong Kisner just birdied everything down the stretchKisner won again.
Still no idea why he never gets any sort of love for the Ryder/Pres Cup.
Dude is a match play assassin
He'd never won a golf tournament before January now hes number one in the world. Did have a bunch of high finishes finished 2nd in this tournament last year, so it's not like he came from nowhereI don't think I ever heard of Scheffler 2 years ago and now he's world number one. Pretty cool.
He'd never won a golf tournament before January now hes number one in the world. Did have a bunch of high finishes finished 2nd in this tournament last year, so it's not like he came from nowhere
4 top 8 finishes in his last 6 majors and a slew of top 10's overall.....he has become a consistent power.
Can’t go wrong with either. If only one, I’d go Gibson.Golf in Richmond, KY, public, Boone Trace or Gibson Bay? Which one do you play if only one?
Think he’s playing.Have never rooted for Tiger but I hope he gets to play in the Masters. Not for golf’s sake but for him personally.
Played the Art Hills course in Palmetto Dunes today. Course was meh, not in great shape either. but the real estate development is top drawer. Some phenomenal homes on that course.Loved all those Sea Pines courses.
Harbour Town was in best shape, mainly cause RBC coming up and it was
Played the Art Hills course in Palmetto Dunes today. Course was meh, not in great shape either. but the real estate development is top drawer. Some phenomenal homes on that course.
If you like Hills courses, Champions and Olde Stone are 3 times better than the palmetto dunes courseI did some inquiring on that one last fall and it was meh then too per the reviews.
Have played the private, really nice course. If you have any access to a pro at a private club, they may be able to get you on.Playing Atlantic Dunes Saturday afternoon my favorite at sea pines although I've never played the private club near the front gate. Thought about trying to get on but not enough time this trip
Agree on Atlantic Dunes. Fun course. More imaginative than Harbourtown.
Played AD yesterday, course was in phenomenal shape, really top notch, played pretty darn well, until 17 and 18, which have water everywhere, and were straight into the teeth of about a 25 MPH wind. Round did not end well. At all.
Like everything else, cost of golf has gotten pricey, AD was $284, and I played after 2 PM, when I thought rates went down. Oh well, can't take it with you.
OT, but does anyone else think they would have a hard time living with big F-ing alligators lying in your back yard? There were a couple on one hole that were 15 feet long lying about 20 feet from some guy's back deck. I don't think I would have kids or pets around, but I know that people are there all the time, so gators must be safer than they look.
It is very odd. It seems like it is enhancing the one thing most coaches say not to do...an outside to inside swing. Oddly enough though as pronounced as it is in his pre shot routine his actual shot doesn't mimic that.Spieths pre shot routine is just odd. But he was striping it this past weekend. Thought about this while watching the tournament. Who completes the career slam first? Him or Rory? Or do neither?