Different Top 10 Lists.. debate/discuss

[optidiscic]

I like the 70's top ten list and have played a couple if them. Jonny Roberts in Arvada, Co is an awesome "classic" course.

I feel the same way about Sedgely Woods in Philly.....still a great course after all these years!

 

[harr0140]

I would if I was already headed there, but the course are few and far between so a trip there just for dg wouldnt do very well with the wife or my pocketbook. If I was already there yeah I would play whatever I could. More importantly I would ask around and see if there were courses not listed!

P.S. If you never head of the Great White North Album, I suggest it. Its hilarious especially because it is on audio. Anyone want to play wethead? It's a great game!

 

[tallpaul]

At some point, I am hoping to combine the New England trip and/or the Montana, Wyoming, etc., with some Canadian courses. In other words, a huge loop. Trouble is, you gotta go through the hoops just to get into Canada these days....and I haven't gotten around to getting my passport yet.

 

[tmahan]

I feel the same way about Sedgely Woods in Philly.....still a great course after all these years!

I enjoyed Sedgely, it's like two different courses with the front being pitch and put (but tight in places) while the back gets tough. :thmbup: