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• MartyFlanagan 2,488 Posts

  Sun, Jul 20 2014 6:42 PM

  18 holes at st andrews with no driver and on uneven lies

  st andrews low wind without a driver (put an extra wood in the bag), its great fun with bunkers that come into play and there still is loads of birdies that can be made. it makes your club choice that little bit more tricky off the tee.

  from the legend tees:

  the 17th works fine with low wind in your face using a 3 wood as you can make the fairway and leave around 235 to the middle of the green.
  
  the 15th is now a long 3 shot par 5 with the wind in your face which makes the hole that little bit harder.
  

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Mon, Jul 21 2014 2:52 AM

  very good idea. I once played someone and forgot driver (was doing cttp before). it was interesting

  let me get with shoe this week to see if it's feasible:)

  -wgticon

• CerinoDevoti 3,232 Posts

  Mon, Jul 21 2014 12:22 PM

  MartyFlanagan:

  18 holes at st andrews with no driver and on uneven lies

  st andrews low wind without a driver (put an extra wood in the bag), its great fun with bunkers that come into play and there still is loads of birdies that can be made. it makes your club choice that little bit more tricky off the tee.

  from the legend tees:

  the 17th works fine with low wind in your face using a 3 wood as you can make the fairway and leave around 235 to the middle of the green.
  
  the 15th is now a long 3 shot par 5 with the wind in your face which makes the hole that little bit harder.

   

  Hey Marty,

  Have you tried playing all the courses in UEL from the tips with starter clubs yet? It's a real test of your pain tolerance with the wind wicked up to heavy. St A and RSG being absolute beasts. ;)

• MartyFlanagan 2,488 Posts

  Mon, Jul 21 2014 5:24 PM

  WGTicon:

  very good idea. I once played someone and forgot driver (was doing cttp before). it was interesting

  let me get with shoe this week to see if it's feasible:)

  -wgticon

  thanks icon

  CerinoDevoti:

  Hey Marty,

  Have you tried playing all the courses in UEL from the tips with starter clubs yet? It's a real test of your pain tolerance with the wind wicked up to heavy. St A and RSG being absolute beasts. ;)

  i was never any good at getting close to the ding with the starter clubs, i need something with a slower meter, having no driver and playing st andrews is a good test, it feels more like an open championship trying to run the ball to the hole from different parts of the fairway than we are used too.

  RSG is a tough one when you have no driver, i think there is only one hole that is really tough to reach into the wind.