brutalbrutus
* Ace Member *
Calvin with no quarter so far... -3 thru 3 to start...
Discover new ways to elevate your game with the updated DGCourseReview app!
It's entirely free and enhanced with features shaped by user feedback to ensure your best experience on the course. (App Store or Google Play)
hole 3 seems easy unless im missing something from my couch view
There appears to be a lot of easy holes on these courses. Seems to me like they should have made 2 really good courses instead of 3 meh ones...
^^Looks like you put the hoodoo on him. 2 straight pars, lol...
wow 16 players within 1 throw
In the last winter olympics, there was a skier, really bad, who competed. She had the money and bought her way in. She simply skied down the half pipe and said, "I did it."
I thought the Olympics were foolish to allow it. This is different, and will be short lived. By the time I have the means and time to do this, the slots will be filled.
Sounds like Eddie the Eagle of Great Britain in the Olympics ski jump. I thought they passed some rules to stop people like him from competing in the Olympics, mostly to protect him and others from getting hurt doing more than they should.
I dunno... is Weema (physically) hurting anything? Including himself?
There appears to be a lot of easy holes on these courses. Seems to me like they should have made 2 really good courses instead of 3 meh ones...
NTs, Majors, PT events should all have a ratings line. You must be xxxx rated to actually enter.
And give up the free money and extra payout spots these players create? Fat chance.
If it were a pro-only event, then you'd be absolutely right. But since they do the am side concurrently (which I presume is a cost saving measure vis-à-vis renting the property), three courses is pretty much a necessity. Whether they could be upgraded from "meh" is tough to say without being on the ground there. I mean, we're talking about a 7200 footer where hot scores were in the 40s and a couple 8500+ footers where hot scores are in the low 50s. Seems like the only two options for creating truly challenging courses for MPO are incredibly tight OB lines or planting a ****-ton of trees.