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Re: ATCA

heater31 wrote:
leftrightout wrote:Why would the ATCA be embarrassed. I think it would be fantastic and great reward for Pooraka
And Pooraka only......think most clubs are salivating for the day the money well dries up and watch the rats jump off a sinking ship [emoji6]

shine our shoes peasant.
by lordrocco18
Thu Feb 01, 2018 12:59 am
 
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Re: Daily Golf - Where you are playing and how you go

onto Royal Melbourne on Sunday, I woke up Sat morning with a very sore left wrist from Friday, unfortuantely this carried into Sunday and I hit the voltaran gel and tablets just to try and swing the club. Got it good enough to get around but it was very sore and was only hitting the ball about 80% power.

The member we were playing with was running late so our tee time was put back an hour, good chance to have a look thru pro shop and make a purchase as a momento, we then hit the driving range with a bucket of balls, I only hit 2 as my wrist was hurting and didn't want to do anymore damage.

Onto the 1st tee and had a chat to the official starter, you need to play your round in 4 hours 10mins or the member will get a warning, 2 warnings in a month and you get a formal letter which then leads to a suspension if it continues! We had 3 visits during the round to check up on us.

Playing with a member was great as he gave us all the tips and where to aim etc as there are quite a few blind tee shots and a heap of dog legs.

Gladly we all hit the fairway on the 1st, thankfully it was very generous, but as was the case most of the day we were hitting low irons or hybrid's in for our 2nd shots as most par 4's were 380-410m range!

The greens were probably the toughest I have ever encountered, despite middle of July they were hard as a rock and very similar to turf cricket pitches. You could not hold an irons on the greens and needed to land short if you wanted to hit the green. They were also very quick. A great challenge.

Anyway I hit a 106 with 5 lost balls! the rough was pretty unforgiving, I parred the 10th which was my highlight.

A quick beer in the clubhouse post game was pretty awesome also, overall a great day!

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by Dutchy
Fri Jul 27, 2018 12:23 pm
 
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Re: Daily Golf - Where you are playing and how you go

Last weekend summary, landed in Melbourne last Friday around 10.30am, straight in the car on a nice Sunny day and headed to the Mornington Peninsula.

When we got down there the day couldn't be anymore different, blowing a gale, very dark and pissing down sideways and 6 degree's. Arrived at St Andrews to an empty car park....went and had a chat to in the pro shop and looked at radar and looked like the worst was happening at that time and we would be OK for the arvo. So we braved it and headed out on course which we had to ourselves.

It was the strongest wind I have ever played golf in, aiming well off the fairways to try and hit them and hitting 5 irons from 100m out, we copped regular drenchings and nearly called it a day when the lightning started nearby!!! Main issue though was the cold, it didn't get over 6 degrees all arvo. It was true links weather!

We somehow scrapped in 18 with the last hole played in near darkness, I was very happy with how I played hitting a 95 off the stick 50 front and 45 back. Course was magnificent, really wide fairways but then tricky greens with massive swales and tough to hit. Would love to play again in more friendly conditions

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by Dutchy
Fri Jul 27, 2018 12:12 pm
 
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Re: Daily Golf - Where you are playing and how you go

I know I can't putt.
So for me the quicker the greens the longer it takes to get in the hole :lol:
by mighty_tiger_79
Thu Dec 15, 2022 11:32 am
 
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