Cawood,
Listen I’ve was reading this board pre Randolph Morris fax. That’s almost 20 years. Not once have you ever made anything that resembles a good point or post. So I expected nothing else, dork.
No, I haven’t played that one either. Most of my golf has been in Lex, Richmond, Gtown, Louisville, Northern Ky.
I leave it in now every time. Have only had 1 putt that the pin kept from going in (maybe 40 rounds). I find it helps me a lot on any putt that’s not totally straight. Helps me focus on the just the half of the cup I need to.
If you make it to Park Mammoth, plan a round at Shady Hollow. It’s 50 mins away if you take the interstate, or 15 if you take the Green River Ferry right through mammoth cave park.
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How’d you like Pete Dye? Played it once myself a few years ago, very solid course. Ranks up there with sawgrass (another Dye) but obviously different topography.
I asked a couple of friends in the area, and they recommended Duke's course, and Lonnie Poole (NC St course)
That course is insane. The scenery, the challenges, the challenge it had to be to even build a course that high…it’s remarkable in every sense. The course record from the tips is 71 lol. On the #11 tee box you can see a town 38 miles away.
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Orange County National has some good courses. I think the Panther (can’t confirm name) was the better and they were like $85-100
Raptor Bay and Vasari CC are the only two Ive played down there.
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Field has been weak for awhile. Issue now is that these elevated events + majors have pretty much dictated where top pro's play and what weeks they will rest.
Combined w/ the fact that Torrey is simply a better tournament the week before, the "pro-am" feature of Pebble is no longer the attraction it once was, and Riviera is the next week, this event will not get the love it once did from the players.
