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Some of the holes at Chapel Hill are similar but nothing really compares to Nevin. I think the best practice for Nevin would be any course that really requires accuracy. I could see someone with an accurate thumber being able to stay out of alot of trouble. I'm not sure if it's dog friendly or not. Either way you normally don't see park rangers driving around .

Lulz re: GA. Maybe Connor's been up to no good!

Keep us posted how CC goes. Just keep calm, play YOUR game, not others, and have FUN!

Nevin is probably the best course I've played in terms of it being as difficult as you make it. You can play smart and safe and stay close to par but mistakes are very punished. It's a long, placement oriented course where you play for par on the tough, long holes and try to make every short hole count for birdie.

It's a piece of cake . But really I would say it is the most difficult course I have played. Just the mix of long holes with narrow fairways and the occasional 90 degree turns make it difficult to score well. I found that at Nevin you have good shots and bad shots. Unlike with other courses lucky shots normally didn't enter the equation too much. My average at Zeb is 60, the two times I have played Nevin I shot 76(+12) and 78(+14) and didn't feel like I did terrible.

Cats are evil when they've got claws. They're harmless wittle babies when all they can do is paw harmlessly at you.

Ha! Thanks! Her name is Agatha but we call her Aggie (or sometimes Lil' Monster) for short.

Noill Golf paid me $5 to dress her up and take pics.

What's up lady speedstick?

I boycott the PDGA, but that's good to hear that your rating went up!!! :thmbup:

I got a basket a while ago and have actually been practicing putting lately. Also doing the whole fieldwork thang...boring as hell, but I finally want to put in the work in order to see the improvements.

Good luck at the Clash!!!! :hfive:

I'm basically breaking my entire game down and building it back from the ground up. I finally relented and started looking at form and technique type stuffs, videoing and breaking down my throwing motion, soliciting advice, etc.

It's humbling, but I think in the long run will really pay dividends.

OMG, my champ 150s are all GUMMY. I likes!! :thmbup:

You getting a chance to play much with your (not so new at this point) job???

I'd never do that!

Glad to see you back on! How's your game been lately?!

A couple of weeks ago I totally ditched forehand, bought a bunch of 150g leos and tbirds and some comets and I'm working on all backhand stuffs. I think I'm liking it.

SUUUUUUUEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!

I was coming home from work. :sadtrombonesmiley:

Haha, it's my work of art.

Where the heck have ya been?

Niced means someone says "nice shot" and then it hit's a tree, right?

Things are good. I actually went disc golfing once this summer. How are you? Where the heck have ya been?

Can I join you ladies on the women's social group?

You still discin'?!?!?

Hey, I know we recently talked about Gazelles and Eagles. Just thought I'd tell you the New Star Gazelle seems rather promising. I'd check into them if you're still tossing the Gazelle. There is also a Pro Gazelle up as well. Their on the Innova Factory Store.

You haven't gotten a patch yet??!?!!

PM me your address and I'll send you a couple right away! :thmbup: