Forums

St Andrews, Covered Tree Stump

• MajorTherapy0 16 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 3:02 AM

  I had to laugh at this today, the parking from the Tee shot couldnt of better. :)

   

  

  z5smqdK

   

• ScottHope 10,339 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 8:46 AM

  All I see is grey. Was it foggy?

• ct690911 7,205 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 9:42 AM

  ScottHope:

  All I see is grey. Was it foggy?

  "...the parking from the Tee shot couldnt of better. :)"

  Not only can I not see it, I can't even follow what he's trying to say?!

• Robert1893 7,712 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 10:40 AM

  Maybe he's referring to the March Stone on the 5th hole? 

  I believe there's one on the 7th hole as well. 

• callaghan159 6,310 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 12:49 PM

  Smoked so much of the herbal kind he's in the fog.

• alosso 21,054 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 12:53 PM

  Robert1893:

  Maybe he's referring to the March Stone on the 5th hole? 

  I believe there's one on the 7th hole as well.

  ...and on the 2nd, but it may not be in WGT's pictures.

  I once saw it from the beginning of #1 of the New Course.

   

• craigswan 31,541 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 12:58 PM

  St Andrews Links Weather Forecast . Temperature, wind, rain and more for St Andrews Links .

• SamSpayed 4,998 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 1:18 PM

  Robert1893:

  Maybe he's referring to the March Stone on the 5th hole? 

  Now that the OP has posted a link to the pic, I believe that's what it is.

• DodgyPutter 4,690 Posts

  Tue, Feb 8 2022 1:53 PM

  From Aussiegolfer.com :-/ 

  "There are a number of stone markers sitting in the middle of a few fairways – namely the 4th, 5th and 7th holes. They were in fact the boundary (or march) markers that defined the edges of the land that was purchased in 1821. The markers have a ‘G’ on the golf course side which was much narrower at the time."

• MajorTherapy0 16 Posts

  Thu, Feb 17 2022 5:38 AM

  My copy paste image did break, heres the initial image https://ibb.co/z5smqdK