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Tue, Mar 18 2014 12:26 PM (43 replies)
  • HesheeDucky
    35 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 11:37 AM

    It's amazing how many eye sores for courses there are on this game.  St Andy's and RSG look like something out of a black and white movie lol.  i don't want to hear any dumb remarks either it is what i say it is.  i have spent a ton of out of pocket money, enough to help pay for the photos for eye candy tracks.  

  • courteneyfish
    15,796 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 12:16 PM

    HesheeDucky:
     it is what i say it is. 

    Yes sir! 

     

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 12:32 PM

    Eyesore is one word, unlike brain dead.

  • ApexPC
    3,164 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 12:37 PM

    Links type courses tend to be that way.

    Particularly in GB.

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 12:59 PM

    A few pictures of my favourite eyesore -

     

    A strange thought occurred to me while I was posting these...I have eaten animals with more intelligence than the OP.

    Having said that, a new course would be nice.

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 3:28 PM

    Paul, beautiful pics...and that comparison isn't really fair to the animals you've eaten.

  • oneeyedjohn
    9,581 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 4:18 PM

     

    This is the wonderful links course at Royal Porthcawl in Wales, now being touted as a possible Open Championship venue.

    To me there is nothing more delightful than playing golf near the sea, and STA and RSG are up there with the very best.

  • row2seat2
    1,441 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 6:28 PM

    all I had to see was his status 

  • WildBillbakerhil
    80 Posts
    Wed, Sep 11 2013 6:47 PM

    I had the pleasure? of playing The Old Course St. Andrews on July 5, 1976 while I was stationed in Scotland. On the trip down there it was a bright sunny day. When we arrived in  St. Andrews the town and course were shrouded in thick fog. Our tee time was 7 AM. There was no waiting for fog to lift. It was play or leave. We played and I commenced to lose ball after ball, because once it got five feet in front of you you lost it's direction, and they had a marshal there yelling to pick up the pace. I was lucky my partner was playing that day, as we got to the eighteenth, I made the green in two with about a 15 footer left. The other guys had made their putts or picked up, when my partner tells me that if I made my putt we would win a quid a piece, and needless to say I was so elated to have a good shot during the day that I holed it and we made our merry way back to the base after stopping for a couple of pints. Still would like to play it in sunny weather, but alas, age has got me in it's grip so that is just a dream.

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