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North Valley DGC generally has its way with my scorecard
This is exactly what I thought of when I read the title of this post. I am pretty much guaranteed a 58 no matter what I do. I will play lights out and screw up 1 or 2 random holes real bad (early in the round or late or whenever), or I will play ho-hum doing the slow-burn screw ups just enough to not do better than a 58. It is bizarre!
BTW, hole 16 is one of the best holes I have ever played anywhere. It is a dogleg hole - 235-255' flat & straight tunnel shot to a landing zone then right angle turn and about 200' up hill with a narrowing fairway. It is a par 4, but birdies feel great and 5's and 6's happen. Great test of DG skilz! Fly-by video
I pretty much dominate any course I encounter.
I have only played Johnny Roberts 5 or 6 times, but I really thought I could have done better on it. I birdied 12 of the 18 holes at least 3 times during those 5 or 6 rounds, and i birdied 4 of the other 6 holes at least twice. It just seemed like I couldn't get more than 5 or 6 under. I even started a round at 6 under through 6 holes. And then on 7, I double bogeyed on a hole that I birdied 3 other times. then on 14, I triple bogeyed. All I had to do was birdied 4 other holes to hit 10 under (That was my goal after the first time I played it), but i just couldn't eliminate mistakes. Oh well. I'm pretty confident that if I play that course again that I'll hit the goal, but It was just annoying.
I pretty much dominate any course I encounter.
Oak Meadows in Cypress, Texas.
There is actually a curse that has been placed on hole #10 I believe...
Basically, it's the kind of course I'm happy to break +10. It's just long and hard...(That's what she said.)
I completely agree. Byrant Lake is my nemesis. It's a beautiful, well-groomed, well-designed course, but it kills me. I want to play there, but at the same time I hate it. I lose a disc every time I'm there. That dumb swamp is a mindf*** to me. I landed in there when I was inexperienced, and now I know better, but still land in there anyway.Bryant Lake Park in the Twin Cities. It's difficult, but not super bad but for some reason I could never play a round there and do well or even walk away without losing at least one disc.
Basil Marella Park, Greece NY.
...grumble...stupid pinball course...grumble...