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Deleted member 1740
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I'm off there tomorrow for a couple of rounds and a few beers has anybody played there and what's it like?
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RGDave
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I've played the "Emerald" course. First hole is shocking....then it gets quite good. There is a nice hole over a lake (can't remember, dog-leg left?) and some good tree-lined holes almost up to the end.
Didn't impress me hugely, but i.i.r.c. I had a bad round.
I've heard rumours about there being almost no members any-more; maybe it's gone the way of so many "hotel courses"
I think you'll have a good day out there regardless.
Didn't impress me hugely, but i.i.r.c. I had a bad round.
I've heard rumours about there being almost no members any-more; maybe it's gone the way of so many "hotel courses"
I think you'll have a good day out there regardless.
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Deleted member 1740
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Nice one Dave,our society are going for 2rounds dinner b&b for £80 each. It should be a good piss up watching the world cup final too afterwards.
RGDave
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Sounds ideal. Play golf, have a few beers, watch world cup, sleep, play golf, go home. Can't go wrong really.
If it's 36 in a day, I'll be thinking of you when it hits 28 degrees in Shropshire tomorrow.
Just don't get to disheartened by the two holes either side of the massive pit/lake thing. (1st and 18th?)
If it's 36 in a day, I'll be thinking of you when it hits 28 degrees in Shropshire tomorrow.
Just don't get to disheartened by the two holes either side of the massive pit/lake thing. (1st and 18th?)
Paul_Stewart
Tour Rookie
Wasn't Hill Valley Marty McFly's home course in Back to the Future?
RGDave
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Indeed it was. Well spotted.
Losttheplot
Tour Rookie
I've played Hill Valley a few times and it's generally a good venue. Agree with the 1st and 18th down one side is suspect but work in progress I'm sure.
And Micheal Welch's....is he still around?
