Game in north west Easter Monday April 1st?
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Birchy
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Im coming over the back fence, ooooo eerrrr
6inchcup
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4 guys meeting for a meal in a pub called the dressers arms,am i missing something on these forum meet ups !!!!!!!!!!!
Qwerty
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Your just missing a pot of tea and some good food. :thup:
We've had a discussion and were thinking about requesting an arrange a breakfast sub forum, where like like minded forumites can arrange meets for breakfast, elevenses and Brunch....
Thanks again for the game Fellas. :thup:Really enjoyed it. It was good to get back on Pleasington, it opened my eyes again to what a great course it is.
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Birchy
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Your just missing a pot of tea and some good food. :thup:
We've had a discussion and were thinking about requesting an arrange a breakfast sub forum, where like like minded forumites can arrange meets for breakfast, elevenses and Brunch....
Thanks again for the game Fellas. :thup:Really enjoyed it. It was good to get back on Pleasington, it opened my eyes again to what a great course it is.
Yeah it was a good day out. The food at that pub was lovely, same again for that open i reckon
. Was a cracking course and really enjoyed the layout and holes. Played pretty tough today and i thought we all hit it pretty well even though we didnt rip any trees up score wise.Its like the food and golf connoisseur's club :thup:
Qwerty
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I nearly Forgot. Well done Ian on the nearest the pin on 10 winning the challenge that was laid down earlier in the thread.
At first He had to step away from the ball through laughing after LB was winding him up... I thought he'd blown it at this point...he re-addressed the ball and put it into the heart of the green 180 yards away into a stiff crosswind... Cracking shot mate :thup:
Ill bring the prize to the next meet.
At first He had to step away from the ball through laughing after LB was winding him up... I thought he'd blown it at this point...he re-addressed the ball and put it into the heart of the green 180 yards away into a stiff crosswind... Cracking shot mate :thup:
Ill bring the prize to the next meet.
bluewolf
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Scouse hit a green in regulation???? Really??? Well done mate....
Birchy
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Yeah well done Ian :thup: You did well to even hit the thing after LB had took the mickey :rofl:
bluewolf
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Did he make the putt? or the par?
Birchy
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No comment :rofl:
bluewolf
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None needed.. Im picturing the first putt sailing 6 feet past the hole now. The return finishing a foot short and then the 4th just trickling into the cup....:thup:
Scouser
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How did you know that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that is how it happened!
They have also failed to mention I was the only one on the green after every one else had played there second shot :rofl:
Cheers Dave, Birch and I suppose LB .....
Loved the course and company and also the idea of the Food Section :thup:
Qwerty
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Birchy
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Where you there? You could of said hello :rofl:
I shouldnt be laughing anyway, i 3 stabbed more times than Phil Taylor today
Qwerty
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I forgot all about that.
There was some serious choking going on around that green.
Scouser
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And I found a very interesting fact out today....................................
I am not the shortest of the tee out of all the forumers ................
I am not the shortest of the tee out of all the forumers ................
Birchy
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I forgot all about that.
Im blaming him for hitting the green. My legs were like jelly stood over that chip shot
bluewolf
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And I found a very interesting fact out today....................................
I am not the shortest of the tee out of all the forumers ................
Who were you playing with? The borrowers golf society?
I bet you used a wood for that par 3 as well didnt you?
Scouser
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Liverbirdie
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Spooky that bluewolf, yes a 3 putt ensued.
The funniest bit was Ian was fourth to tee off. He was the picture of concentration, after 3 of us all missed the green to the right, due to a 20 yard crosswind.
As he was over the ball,I said "it's a virgin geen, Ian" - he was concentrating that much that it took 4 seconds for it to register, cue him bursting out laughing, having to step away. Fair play, he regained his composure and hit a lovely hybrid into the green.
First time I've ever known anyone winning black pudding for a nearest the pin, only in the north, I suppose.
We played skins today, which I haven't played for years - a good financial decision for me, as I won 10 holes.:ears:
Pleasington is a cracking course with no two holes the same; lots of it played in isolation, and a tough old bugger as well, with lots of elevation changes. I'm booked in an open in May, I think with some of the others - really looking forward to that, when the greens will be even better.
Well picked Qwerty, thanks for the game lads, top company again.
The funniest bit was Ian was fourth to tee off. He was the picture of concentration, after 3 of us all missed the green to the right, due to a 20 yard crosswind.
As he was over the ball,I said "it's a virgin geen, Ian" - he was concentrating that much that it took 4 seconds for it to register, cue him bursting out laughing, having to step away. Fair play, he regained his composure and hit a lovely hybrid into the green.
First time I've ever known anyone winning black pudding for a nearest the pin, only in the north, I suppose.
We played skins today, which I haven't played for years - a good financial decision for me, as I won 10 holes.:ears:
Pleasington is a cracking course with no two holes the same; lots of it played in isolation, and a tough old bugger as well, with lots of elevation changes. I'm booked in an open in May, I think with some of the others - really looking forward to that, when the greens will be even better.
Well picked Qwerty, thanks for the game lads, top company again.
