Recent content by Adi_Dassler

Good to see you accept your first post was wrong :D

Dunno about that, my course claims to have that bragging right. Pride of place in the Royal Musselburgh is the Old Club Cup dating back to 1774, the oldest trophy still competitively played for in the world.

It's not how, it's how many.

I've played a few courses in Edinburgh where Jacket,shirt & tie are required, a load of ********* if you ask me, it's golf ffs!Needless to say, I've never gone back to either course (Royal Burgess & Muirfield) when invited again.

The most likeable man who ever managed England imo.I would even go so far as to say I would have liked him to win it.Some praise from a polarised Scot! Rest In Peace

Funny, I've always had the dream of doing something very similiar, not the living out the golf bag ( which adds a new and better angle to the story), but the hiking along the west coast playing the smallest,most rugged courses on offer. Look forward to reading the book.

Outstanding use of angles :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzE3YPj_9dM

There is nothing better in golf than judging wind speed and direction on a links golf course correctly and seeing the ball come in on the wind as expected, landing nicely and rolling to it's intended spot. I'm becoming really quite fanatical about links golf and more specifically the more...

I hope he does.From the 1st tee yesterday he looked like he'd rather be anywhere else in the world, and his antics throughout the round were shocking.Throwing clubs and acting like a spoilt wee brat is not the type of thing I like to see in the champion golfer. Now Jimenez is front I'd love him...

I want one! :D

I see golf more as a social thing than anything more serious, and I'm sure the guy in question would like to think he was welcome at your home course.It's only one round and it's nice to be nice, so I say go for it.Give him a high handicap and tell him loser buys the beer, make it fun but also...

This is my solution too.Craigielaw's greens are up-turned saucers and the bunkers are devilish.Swallow an extra shot by going round instead of over.

Anyone else enjoy the article about Askernish? Looks terrific but what a trek to get there! http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/jun/28/south-uist-golf-course

What a course Mike! We arrived nice and early thinking we'd get some practice in on the range and putting green before being ready for our time only to be told there is no real tee-times in operation.So had a nice wee practice using the comp pro v1's and then headed for the 1st tee ( which is...

Bollocks, 1st class bollocks though.England is indeed a proper country, as all the other places you mentioned.I reckon your the type of person who gives all the decent English a bad name with your little England attitude. As for trying to get to Gleneagles, here's a suggestion, dinnae bother...