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Re: lost and found balls

• wayah1 28 Posts

  Tue, Feb 14 2017 8:19 AM

  Remember when they put bunnies on Pinehurst,how bout hiding some lost balls to find and keep every now and then.Maybe as a substitute for the freebies given.

• Premed 776 Posts

  Sat, Feb 18 2017 3:22 PM

  Bunnies on Pinehurst,?? I have no recollection of this - what was that about ??

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Sat, Feb 18 2017 3:33 PM

  Premed:

  Bunnies on Pinehurst,?? I have no recollection of this - what was that about ??

  At Pinehurst there is an Easter egg on every hole and an Easter bunny on one hole somewhere.

  I take it you know there's a Bigfoot in the woods at Bethpage?

• ostfriedel 2,052 Posts

  Sat, Feb 18 2017 11:29 PM

  And dont forget the Oakmont-Wolpertinger and the UFO flying over Kiawah.

• opyeuclid 6,710 Posts

  Sun, Feb 19 2017 6:57 AM

  At one time you could find lost balls , But that was many years ago .

  OPY

• TwoGoats 190 Posts

  Mon, Feb 27 2017 7:01 AM

  Finding a a lost ball would certainly be fun;  Yet, it would likely slow game play and that would be bad for the bottom line.  

• Vaibhav5viv 886 Posts

  Mon, Feb 27 2017 9:48 AM

  opyeuclid:

  At one time you could find lost balls

  You can always find a spare one at Congo #6

• JimbeauC 5,835 Posts

  Tue, Feb 28 2017 4:43 PM

  I used to live on a course and would go easter egg hunting with some regularity. (I still don't buy golf balls.) What amazed me was the number of clubs I'd find. If they were on the course, I'd take them to the Pro-shop, but if they were in the woods, I figured they were mine.

  One of the best was an old Hogan brass toe down putter. It even had a graphite shaft someone had installed. Bent silly. I thought that someone missed a putt on the previous hole and slammed his bag with it, then on the next he discovered it had been bent and was sent flying 30 yards into the woods. 

  Took it home and a few minutes in the vise with a blowtorch, had it fixed.