PNWokingham
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Playing there on 6 July. Really looking forward to it.
I am if the spot is still free. Just PM'd youCrikey. JCB are doing a Woking on us. No big gatherings.
But, we can play another July date. Aiming for 5th July. One of the guys can't make it, anyone else interested?
Its not a shotgun start now...
Having watched Rick Shiels play it, all I can say is good luck.
Hi Ian, What towel??
It's only worth playing if it's an inland links ?what a great course. It is a BIG, long course, with some steep walks. Fantastic green complexes, which were running at 12 on Tuesday, at least in the morning, despite the horrendous weather that we had. As DRW siad, 16 to 18 is an awesome finish and 1 a fantastic opener. Maybe 8 is the only slightly weak hole and there may well be changes in the future. We played off yellows at about 6600, although did one or two from further back. At 7300+ off the back - and with several tiger tees that are not even on the card, I suspect most scratch handicappers would struggle to break 80 - it is a very hard course!
Jump at the chance to play if you ever get a chance
But have you tried Clairs Cake ShopThat's ok...I sometimes visit a "place" where all my "devices" are taken off me!
Funds received, many thanks... look forward to meeting you.... as my mate says, "bring your A Game, and wine gums!"
Wow, that looks stunning and very difficult !!
It would not be a fun course for high handicappers! Very tough and a very long walk! We walked as a 4 ball and was near 5.5 hours from clubhouse to clubhouse with 15m at halfway hut and nobody infant or behind
It would not be a fun course for high handicappers! Very tough and a very long walk! We walked as a 4 ball and was near 5.5 hours from clubhouse to clubhouse with 15m at halfway hut and nobody infant or behind