GLong
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agreed, and one of the coolest greens around
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agreed, and one of the coolest greens around
Cool pic, but you're leaning on that tree aren't you???....
FredVegasDGC
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If I remember he hit chains but kicked out. But it was a sweet shot he had to pitch it to the right to hit the opening between the cedars.
I wasn't leaning on the tree but holding the camera above my head and pointing it down. Firing frames as he throws the shot.
dkoz
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my youngest!
ironmon
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smarkquart
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The definition of high risk and low reward. So much can go wrong here if you are going for a birdie, but par is so easy to get as long as you did not clip a tree on your way down into the open area on the right.
smarkquart
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It is amazing how many discs can hide in a 20 foot wide patch of tall grass.
UnitedPuppySlayer
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The definition of high risk and low reward. So much can go wrong here if you are going for a birdie, but par is so easy to get as long as you did not clip a tree on your way down into the open area on the right.
Was this at moir this spring?
It is amazing how many discs can hide in a 20 foot wide patch of tall grass.
And this is one of my favorite photos you took at snelling.
smarkquart
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Moir in the Morning tournament. Love that one and I had several great pictures from the event.
The Snelling tournament I was trying out several settings on my camera and in the end basically ended up with a bunch of blurs. This was definitely one of the better ones.
I have a big lens but notice that it is only really good at landscape when I can leave the exposure open longer and have the camera on a tri-pod. Some of my best pictures have come with my small lens. Not a lot of close-ups from a distance but great, crisp pictures at least. I still need to get a fish-eye and wide-angle lens.
FredVegasDGC
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The definition of high risk and low reward. So much can go wrong here if you are going for a birdie, but par is so easy to get as long as you did not clip a tree on your way down into the open area on the right.
I really like this one...
But I always carry some long glass so I can get in closer to get a good shot of the players putting in the snow with some of the course framing it.
Skunk
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DyeingToPlay
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Happy Holidays!
The definition of high risk and low reward. So much can go wrong here if you are going for a birdie, but par is so easy to get as long as you did not clip a tree on your way down into the open area on the right.
where is this?
smarkquart
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Temp course set up twice a year for the Bloomington Open and Moir in the Morning. It plays on the Moir Course but we do not use any of those saucer cones. 18 holes of all temp baskets. It is the same, or near same, layout for every one of these tournaments.
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The definition of high risk and low reward. So much can go wrong here if you are going for a birdie, but par is so easy to get as long as you did not clip a tree on your way down into the open area on the right.
Nice! That reminds me of Veterans Park in Lexington, KY.
Brick Forcepush
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there is a hole like that in joliet, il at west park.
Skunk
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Kind of. The hole you're thinking about doesn't have any trees in front of the tee though.....hole #11?
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Lunch Break, guess I won't be playing hole 9.
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