Recent content by Backache

Sounds like a fun course to play but maybe less fun to be a member.

I suspect Nantz can recognise de Chambeau and if he doesn't his caddie will probably be carrying a bag with his name on it. If he wants to know how he's playing I imagine he can look at his results.

Its been a very poor winter in the West of Scotland weather wise. The main thing that has limited my golf has been an injury but without that I still would have been significantly restricted. The course has been open the majority of the time though the area has been limited with temp greens for...

You should carry a 1-9 iron , wedge, sand wedge, putter, driver and three wood . If you can't use these clubs and need anything else you are probably lacking in the manhood department. ;)

They're just better golfers on LIV.

I certainly accept that with my skill level I'm going to hit my share of bad shots. Now that doesn't mean I don't get irritated if I hit a bad one. I suspect most people do , I don't though generally let it bother me when it comes to hitting the next shot. I rarely dwell on my bad shots. The one...

I must say our club has now got a measured winter course and it would be much better for most if we didn't . In the west of Scotland the course is not often in great condition in winter and it's a complete farce having a qualifying competition when you could take relief from casual water over...

I've no objection to running different competitions concurrently of multiple tees. , but the course is a totally different course off front and back tees.and it's a bit of an absurd affectation to have the same comp of different tees.

I think Multi tee comps are another damn fool idea following the WHS. Personally I'd play the same tees as my fellow competitors to be social.. If people need different tees run different comps.

Los of different types of Arthiritis' and different prognoses often joints are best kept mobile. I would consult with your doc or physio,

Stick a shot gun in your bag next time.

Mind you so is the Scottish open and that doesn't make it a major either.

That hole really can be any club depending on the wind.

I think the title of the thread is a bit misleading creating a ramp implies creating a slope to launch it. What is actually being talked about is using the spikes differentially to create a flatter lie to stop the ball rolling.

That's where I have my cord through.