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AwdGSX13
06-03-2008, 10:50 AM
I just got a brand new set of tight lies so I'd totally be down for this. I'm not very good either but I have a great time anyways.

Thats the exact set i just got ;) nice!!

HiImBrian
06-03-2008, 11:11 AM
haah sweet, yea I've only even unwrapped the sand wedge and pitching wedge. I just played the birdie course at eagle lake the other day. Maybe I'll swing out this sunday and play somewhere. Anybody down?

Halon
06-03-2008, 01:35 PM
Then what's the point? I don't reset the rack every time I don't get a strike in bowling and average 190+. :)

I agree fully. I don't ever take mulligans, and I count every ball drop as a stroke. But I often find that someone that I was golfing with who wasn't having a very good day, ends up with a better "score" on their card then I do. Nothing better then lieing to yourself!!

Goat Blower
06-03-2008, 02:05 PM
I love playing and probably average around a 100. I play fair ball though, maybe one mulligan per game and a foot kick or two, that's it.

HiImBrian
06-03-2008, 02:10 PM
^That's the way to play. I do whatever makes it most fun, while not cheating the day away. I hate being over competitive, but at the same time I like keeping an accurate score.

JET
06-03-2008, 02:23 PM
I am usually in the 90-100 area. I just got a new driver this winter, so I want to try it out! We have a great course up in Ham Lake (Hidden Haven), but that is pretty far north. Where is everyone else at?

You guys with the tight lies, I have their main competition, I got the Wilson Deep Red set last year. We'll have to switch up a few clubs and see which we like better!

Matt D.
06-03-2008, 04:40 PM
I agree fully. I don't ever take mulligans, and I count every ball drop as a stroke. But I often find that someone that I was golfing with who wasn't having a very good day, ends up with a better "score" on their card then I do. Nothing better then lieing to yourself!!
Allan, Swanny and I have played a few times over the past couple weeks. We follow the rules with drops, puts and all, just limit the strokes per hole to 9 so we can keep a move on if things go awry for any of us.

DSM_421
06-03-2008, 04:42 PM
Lol, I could care less if you shoot in the 70s, 80s, 90s, or 100s as long as you go out there and have a good time. I mean I don't shoot in the 80s everytime I play, and when I do its usually the high 80s.

I just like to go drink a few beers and not take it too seriously, after all I just play for fun.

I don't take mulligans, not even if I top it on the first hole. I count every stroke even if I miss a two foot putt. I mean if you cheat your score how are you going to ever see improvement?

DSM_421
06-03-2008, 04:56 PM
So when and where should we do this?

I'm willing to drive 40 minutes to a course, no further though...

Some courses I know of are:

Inver Wood - Inver Grove Heights

Valley Wood - Apple Valley

Parkview - Eagan

Arbor Pointe - Eagan

Lost Spur - Eagan

Southern Hills - Farmington

Rich Valley - Rosemount

Mississippi Dunes - Cottage Grove

Crystal Lake - Lakeville

Emerald Greens - Hastings

Fountain Valley - Farmington

Prestwick - Woodbury

Legends - Prior Lake

Heritage Links - Lakeville

Tartan Park - Lake Elmo

Gem Lake Hills - White Bear Lake

Boulder Pointe - Elko

JET
06-05-2008, 12:31 AM
For the rest of you golfers, here is a bit by Robin Williams. I hate Robin Williams, but this is fuckin' funny!!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OmLX9Rxa64Y