Schusterick shoots a 36

[larrod25]

I figured I would start a thread since no one seems to be talking about this. Will posted this on Facebook yesterday:

"Went from shooting a -6 yesterday at Claystone to shooting an -18 today! All birdies. Mostly threw the PA4 and PA1."

Along with a picture:

Those are some crazy scores, 44 was the HIGH round on the card! Unofficially rated 1107.
http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/99892

I don't know how easy that course really is, but wow!

 

[New013]

pitch and putt

 

[bradharris]

Shooting 18 2s is definitely impressive. But looking at the card, the fact that there are just two 4s says a lot about the course.

 

[jrawk]

are those distances accurate on the scorecard?

 

[disc qualified]

Poor Jayson Camper...

 

[Lewis]

Great round, but you can't say it was "all birdies" when only 7 of the holes were over 250'. What is par, anyway?

 

[MarkDSM]

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=2468&mode=ci

Wow. That course has to be the definition of a pitch and putt.

 

[_MTL_]

I don't care how short open or "easy" a course is, getting up and down 18 out of 18 times is amazing.

People dog short courses but I'm telling you, they are some of the hardest mentally to play.

 

[Innovafan2562]

I'd be thrilled if I deuced every hole on the course

 

[Tpro]

To bad Paul wasnt there.... OH SNAP SON

 

[larrod25]

I don't care how short open or "easy" a course is, getting up and down 18 out of 18 times is amazing.

People dog short courses but I'm telling you, they are some of the hardest mentally to play.

That is exactly what I was thinking. Our league plays Brahan Spring Park in Huntsville, AL every week. There are 18 birdie opportunities on that course, and we regularly have people shoot in the mid 40s. But 36! That is impressive! Poor Cam Colglazier probably thought he was having a pretty hot round to :thmbup:

 

[jrawk]

I don't care how short open or "easy" a course is, getting up and down 18 out of 18 times is amazing.

People dog short courses but I'm telling you, they are some of the hardest mentally to play.

i agree.. when we have our local course in the short to short (similar distances), its still a challenge to score 9 down (or more), though fairly common for some locals. 18 down, no matter where you're at, is a feat.

 

[curveball4]

Poor Jayson Camper...

Who is Jayson Camper? If you talking about this card James C is James "snappy" Cole from Chattanooga

 

[disc qualified]

Who is Jayson Camper? If you talking about this card James C is James "snappy" Cole from Chattanooga

jayson camper was +8 and 60 strokes off the lead in open

 

[burdphil]

Hopefully someone got some video of that round...

 

[dandaman]

Brahan springs is a tougher course than this one IMO. For the best of the best this course is/ would be ridiculously easy to shoot well at ( as is evident on the score card).

The distances look correct from the score card.

18 deuces sure is impressive though.

 

[Horsman]

I like that he only had one stand alone duece

 

[gwillim]

Why were there so many DNFs? Was the weather bad?

 

[AndyJB]

18 down with no aces is pretty amazing. I cant even fathom pulling out a "perfect round" so to speak. On any course.

 

[LeBryson James]

Why were there so many DNFs? Was the weather bad?

Nope. Adam Johnson is called Bootsy because he quits everything when he has one bad shot. And I think the others got too drunk to show up the next day.... along with the TD.

I wasn't there but that is my guess from the reputation of Adam and rumors of the others.