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Some of the most ridiculous things on WGT

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Thu, Feb 6 2014 6:22 PM (12 replies)

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renniw52

5,385 Posts

Fri, Jan 31 2014 2:30 PM

To me it is the best of par 3 courses. These holes do not play like this in normal stroke play. I have not seen so much movement on short putts since the last time I played putt putt at Disney World in 1982. The programmer who was responsible for this has never played a round of real golf in his/her entire life. This is just my opinion, I'm sure I am not entitled to it by someone.

renniw52

5,385 Posts

Fri, Jan 31 2014 2:40 PM

Let's add one, I have not lost a ball in the burn at SA in almost 2 years. My drive just left me 27 yards to the hole, hit my 60 Cleveland 35 yards with an 8mph headwind, ball went straight into the water. It wasn't 5 yards to the damn water. And it was a new ball just put into play before the drive. I know, shut up Squirrel, will do. This is definitely my turning point.

craigswan

31,567 Posts

Fri, Jan 31 2014 3:51 PM

James Sharp was Archbishop of St Andrews between 1661 and 1679.Assassinated in a very brutal manner in 1679 by being pulled from his coach just outside St Andrews at Magus Muir and stabbed repeatedly in front of his daughter, he was buried beneath an elaborate monument in the Holy Trinity Church at St Andrews. However . . . the tomb was opened in 1849 it was empty – and the body has never been found!

The Phantom coach of James Sharp can still be seen travelling in deathly silence along the first fairway of the old course pulled by four, giant black horses. Not a sight we’d like to encounter on a dark night! The wind created by the coach and horses can drive second shots back into the burn . He particularly picks on americans who are non-believer's .

renniw52

5,385 Posts

Fri, Jan 31 2014 3:59 PM

Well that finally explained it Craig. I will never bring it up again. LOL

DAZZA501

5,972 Posts

Fri, Jan 31 2014 4:04 PM

craigswan:

James Sharp was Archbishop of St Andrews between 1661 and 1679.Assassinated in a very brutal manner in 1679 by being pulled from his coach just outside St Andrews at Magus Muir and stabbed repeatedly in front of his daughter, he was buried beneath an elaborate monument in the Holy Trinity Church at St Andrews. However . . . the tomb was opened in 1849 it was empty – and the body has never been found!

The Phantom coach of James Sharp can still be seen travelling in deathly silence along the first fairway of the old course pulled by four, giant black horses. Not a sight we’d like to encounter on a dark night! The wind created by the coach and horses can drive second shots back into the burn . He particularly picks on americans who are non-believer's .