About 10 eagles for me. I haven’t had an eagle since I joined my club, over 11 years ago, just aren’t many opportunities I probably only give myself a couple of eagle putts a year.
I’m not counting my eagle from a few weeks ago when we were still playing a par 5 from a temp winter tee and it...
I’ll say an albatross is better, only because I’ve had one (on a par 5) but never had a hole in one.
A hole in one on a par 4 would be a special type of albatross!
That is quite expensive for member's guest rate. My course has upped the rate from £40 to £50 this year, which I think is too steep. I don't think it should necessarily reflect the visitor green fee, I'd like to see the guest rate around £30.
What travel companies would you recommend?
We've used golfbreaks and yourgolftravel in the past but found that we can get better availability and pricing by booking it all ourselves.
I think you need to slice your tee shot into the trees. Ask him to help you look for your ball, deep into the woods, then when he's not looking a quick 4 iron to the back of his skull and he won't be troubling you any more. Best to plan ahead and dig a shallow grave in the right spot before you...
No sniping from me. You're the one who stated the bag has a problem. Feels like you take 2+2 and get 5.
PS: I thought my death star comment was under rated.
In the good old days, golf was for gentlemen, who would be horrified at the idea of having to go to work. They could play any day they pleased. Unfortunately, clubs had to widen their membership circle and sink to permitting middle class people to join.
It may be uncouth, but lawyers, doctors...