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Beat teebird (x2 for the long), meteor, challenger, crossing fingers toes & eyes all the way.

Super Stingray, nice & easy.

A hole on #8. Invisible to everybody else, only d-bags, chuckers & people who don't call the number on the back of the discs they find are attracted by signs that read "free CE plastic here!". Once inside the hole, they are magically transported to the deepest depths of the Brazilian jungle...

teebird

2.50 star(s) Good beginner course Clean park, single-use (walking path goes around one side but it's OB), groomed grass, brand new DGA baskets, excellent teepads, very nice setting by a lake. Close to the town square (lots of cutesy-wootsie shops) picnic areas, and a boat launch. Not much variety. It's a...

Hey Bender - Does font size directly correlate to truth? Just wondering ... :\

When I lived in Oklahoma City I worked out a deal between the company I worked for and the Parks Dept. Parks gave us trash bags and we got a crew together to clean up a park. I took 10-15 people out to Dolese Park on two occasions - we spent the morning picking up trash (usually got 15-20 bags...

Teebird.

Maybe they figure that par 4 includes a foot fault or two ... Anyway, Super Stingray on a soft annie line to set up the deuce.

El Kabong does - ACEd both ways, in fact. Of course, he's never on the site ...

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2.00 star(s) Learn how to play here Clean course with no distractions. The holes are generally short and hazards minimal, so beginners can come out and practice basic shots. I've heard there's a gorilla course that the locals know about but I've nevver played it. Very repetitive, some ridiculously short...

If you don't get a response, hit up some of the designers. They should know.

My stregety exxactly. Although do the locals play an overhand route at all? Can't tell how close the tops of those trees are to the left side of the teebox. Also, is that blue rope OB?? If so, that's SICK!