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Cracking victory for Rickie, you can’t help but like him, especially after his troubles 
SatchFan
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Well played, Rickie Fowler. His game really seemed in the doldrums but full credit for him for getting back to winning ways.
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US Senior Open: Bernhard Langer breaks PGA Tour Champions record after 12th senior major title
Bernhard Langers victory is his 46th PGA Tour Champions title, breaking the previous all-time total held by Hale Irwin, with the US Senior Open success also his 12th senior major and extending his own record tally
12 Senior Major at the age of 65 ?!? Machine
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Is there nothing that Rose Zhang can't do..?
Watch the tee...
Watch the tee...
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Looking like it’s going to be a very strong event this year
pendodave
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Slight tangent, but sky golf youtube has full live coverage of US ladies open at pebble (at least for Thurs and Friday ). Some nice morning catch up considering the unhelpful time zones.
Incidentally, is Pebble all that??
I go on a Scotland trip every year (plus a few cycling jaunts up there) and I don't get any particular fomo when comparing Scottish coastal courses to the Monterey peninsular. Scenery as good, rough not as stupid, no wending through upmarket housing estates, much better grasss/turf to hit from, better grass on the greens, superior sand in bunkers (and bunkering in general).
Weather's better as well, at least in late spring/early summer.
Longer days
Incidentally, is Pebble all that??
I go on a Scotland trip every year (plus a few cycling jaunts up there) and I don't get any particular fomo when comparing Scottish coastal courses to the Monterey peninsular. Scenery as good, rough not as stupid, no wending through upmarket housing estates, much better grasss/turf to hit from, better grass on the greens, superior sand in bunkers (and bunkering in general).
Weather's better as well, at least in late spring/early summer.
Longer days
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Outside of 6,7,8 and 18...no the course isn't all that, and at around $1000 to play it (you need to stay in the accommodation on site to guarantee a time etc), it likely isn't worth it.
Still a course I would like to play though.
Same could be said for the Bandon courses. Talking $5-6k to play and stay....can go to Scotland and get more traditional links.
The fact all these courses are booked solid for 99% of the year though, speaks volumes!
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Played golf with a chap earlier this summer, who used to work in the oil industry. At times he was in the US a lot, and played a lot of corporate golf. That included playing Pebble Beach several times. He actually said it was one of his least favourite courses. Apart from a few iconic holes, a lot of it was like playing through a housing estate.
I'll take his word for it, although just had a look on Google Earth. The houses are hardly council estate quality. I reckon I'd quite enjoy playing it just to have a nosey at the houses.
Teebs
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US citizens seem to wet themselves to play Pebble (if you read GolfWRX at all). I'd like to play it given the opportunity, but I understand there's other courses in that area that are much better courses, just a little less famous.
Pebble Beach must absolutely rake the money in, $1000/round, accomodation/food/drinks won't be cheap.
On a slight tangent, looking at lots of the US course prices and how much they pay for CC membership makes you realise how lucky we are in the UK for access to good membership facilities for relatively little money (in comparison). I lived there for a while and it was a real eye-opener how much some places charged and that's before you add on their bar charges etc.
Pebble Beach must absolutely rake the money in, $1000/round, accomodation/food/drinks won't be cheap.
On a slight tangent, looking at lots of the US course prices and how much they pay for CC membership makes you realise how lucky we are in the UK for access to good membership facilities for relatively little money (in comparison). I lived there for a while and it was a real eye-opener how much some places charged and that's before you add on their bar charges etc.
Golfnut1957
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I absolutely love Pebble and would love to play it.
Interesting story. In Alex Hay's autobiography he tells the tale of how while on a visit to the US he rocks up at Pebble and tries to get on the course. The booking chap has just finished telling him that he had no chance when a random punter who had just purchased his latest golf book in the Pro shop recognised Hay, approached him and asked him to sign the book. The booking chap took the situation in and immediately found a spot for him and his wife.
As an aside, if you haven't read Alex hay's autobiography I can thoroughly recommend it. He is a brilliant storyteller and lived an extraordinary golfing life.
Crow
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I'll second that!
BubbaP
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Brooks' three ball yomping round in under 4 hours, nice, -5 for him so pretty tidy also.
Saffers often seem to play well in summer on these shores, Oosthuziun -8 today.
Smith atop the leaderboard. Pieters in the chasing group.
Saffers often seem to play well in summer on these shores, Oosthuziun -8 today.
Smith atop the leaderboard. Pieters in the chasing group.
Come on Bob
Big back 9 coming up.
Big back 9 coming up.
Teebs
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Good final day for Dan Brown who's from my neck of the woods. Few missed cuts recently but that should help, looks like he's off to the US to play in some of the Co-sanctioned events.
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Scots choked. 
What on earth has Elvira just done?
What on earth has Elvira just done?
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Has been painful viewing for Scottish golf fans!Scots choked.
What on earth has Elvira just done?
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Ramsey got a bit lucky it jumped out the hay, but after that it was a bit ragged.
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For the love of god, please play a different hole!!! Anyone else stuck with it?
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