Recent content by Crooow

There are many holes on courses where I think "if that one tree wasn't there.........." but that's what makes the course challenging. If all fairways were wide open, I'd get bored pretty quickly.

Me Too This also happened to me.

Appy Polly Loggies, my droogies Apologies as I truly didn't mean to be rude. And I deserve the remark about offering unsolicited advice. I presume when someone posts something they are interested in getting some kind of feedback. I recall when I was starting out that I spent most of my...

Not to be rude but you really need to practice and get these numbers up. Most putting practice areas I have played start at 10 feet and move out 5 feet per spot. As bad as I am, I never miss from 10 or 15 feet and rarely ever miss a 20-footer. Now on a real course with elevation change and...

Snakes From rodneytravis33's review of Basil Griffith Park: "Had a friend bit here several years ago reaching down to place his mini, luckily it was just by a rat snake." Yes I feel lucky when I get bitten by a snake as well.

Yeah there's a prescription for disaster. Many years ago, I was playing through the woods and got swarmed. I am guessing I hit a hive on my drive. I was recently at Dauberton and could hear a lot of buzzing in the woods between the fairways of #1 and #5. I steered well clear.

2.50 star(s) Fine Tees are numbered and have the distances, par and OB notes (useful to know about hidden water). Baskets are all numbered and catch well; they have red arrows on them to point to the next tee which was especially useful after #3 and #8 (see below). Two of the holes (#6 and #7) have a...

1.50 star(s) Quick Nice property; a little bit of elevation change; baskets catch well. Tees and baskets not numbered in general (see below); short (average length is 200 feet); only 6 holes and 4 of them are wide open. Pads are black mats in short wooden frames. My recommendation is when you enter the...