Warp daddy
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Played the upriver inland course today shot a 37 with one bird five pars, thankfully no doubles or three putts
The Sand Trap: for Players, Hackers and Duffers
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Warp daddy
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Another beautiful day on the upriver course .Stuff was werkin today shot a 36 with a bird,6 pars,no doubles and no 3 putts.
Today I went back to my old Cobra Bio Cell silly stick and was really satisfied with the distance ,put one on the green on a short par4 at 235 and another on a long par 3 at 221
Today I went back to my old Cobra Bio Cell silly stick and was really satisfied with the distance ,put one on the green on a short par4 at 235 and another on a long par 3 at 221
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Warp daddy
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Another strong round Tski way to go !
MmM Berries !! Everyday i have red white and blue oatmeal for breakfast Fresh Bb's Strawberries and Bananas mixed in , then microwaved for a minute 18 seconds
Lately for Lunch we have been making Vanilla yougurt mixed with BB's , Strawberries , trail mix, granola , shaved almonds, cut walnuts put in a container . Refrigerate overnite , it lets the flavors blend and some berry juice blends . it is awesome !!
MmM Berries !! Everyday i have red white and blue oatmeal for breakfast Fresh Bb's Strawberries and Bananas mixed in , then microwaved for a minute 18 seconds
Lately for Lunch we have been making Vanilla yougurt mixed with BB's , Strawberries , trail mix, granola , shaved almonds, cut walnuts put in a container . Refrigerate overnite , it lets the flavors blend and some berry juice blends . it is awesome !!
Warp daddy
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Played the Riverside course today ,had a 39. Just a bunch of pars no real thrill shots today . Warm ,sunny ,course was jammed
A nice walk was made more difficult today.
Hit trees on 3 shots the first hole, made double to go along with the 4 other doubles achieved by hitting ball into the traps.
A friend shot lower than his age twice in a row this week after a 2 week layoff visiting his daughter in New Hampshire.
Best he’s played all year.
I birdied #9 for a skin to only lose $3.
Good day to play.
Hit trees on 3 shots the first hole, made double to go along with the 4 other doubles achieved by hitting ball into the traps.
A friend shot lower than his age twice in a row this week after a 2 week layoff visiting his daughter in New Hampshire.
Best he’s played all year.
I birdied #9 for a skin to only lose $3.
Good day to play.
Warp daddy
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The old TnT nemesis ( Trees N Traps) ugh as ole Robin would say " we put a little flag at the end tgive ya HOPE , but then we put trees n shit in the way to F with yer ball "
The Old Course @ Saint Andrews has some huge greens.
Ya can have 90 yards to the front of the green and 185 yards to the hole.
Their fairways are running faster than the greens too.
Gotta hit it over the hotel on 17.
It ain’t windy so their making some eagles and lots of birdies.
Ya can have 90 yards to the front of the green and 185 yards to the hole.
Their fairways are running faster than the greens too.
Gotta hit it over the hotel on 17.
It ain’t windy so their making some eagles and lots of birdies.
83 with 2 birds from the whites today.
Birdied 2 of the par 3s including the 18th to win the match & a buck and a half.
Made a 7 from a hundred yards in on the 7th hole which is the smallest green in the county.
Was <20 feet from the flag in the rough a yard from the green but errant chips and putts lead to the triple.
Sometimes it’s hard grinding it out for a double.
Coulda been a contender.
Birdied 2 of the par 3s including the 18th to win the match & a buck and a half.
Made a 7 from a hundred yards in on the 7th hole which is the smallest green in the county.
Was <20 feet from the flag in the rough a yard from the green but errant chips and putts lead to the triple.
Sometimes it’s hard grinding it out for a double.
Coulda been a contender.
