What music do you listen to around the course?

[Deleted member 17920]

I love the sound of birdsong, nothing better IMO

I am with you on that one, some truly fantastic sounds around our course. Oh and the roar of a bloody typhoon from Coningsby.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I talk to the trees.........Lee Marvin. [Paint your Wagon]

 

[chrisd]

I don't play on my own and if I did I'd never listen to music when there's nature to listen to. Imagine teeing off to "the flight of the bumblebee" that's really going to help your rhythm??

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I am with you on that one, some truly fantastic sounds around our course. Oh and the roar of a bloody typhoon from Coningsby.

I played your place last year, apparently it was the last day the Battle of Britain flight was out. They were circling us from the 8th all the way round to the 12th.
Fantastic:clap:

 

[Deleted member 17920]

I played your place last year, apparently it was the last day the Battle of Britain flight was out. They were circling us from the 8th all the way round to the 12th.
Fantastic:clap:

Now that's different to the Typhoon completely, The Lancaster regularly comes down the 1st/18th about 300 ft off the ground and what a beautiful sight and what a noise from those engines. We had the Hurricane the other day over the Bracken for 40 mins, Now if you had headphones on you would miss that

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Holy City by Joan as Police Woman.

Rather than start a new thread I shall just post here how much I think this new from Joan as Police Woman is just such a fab bit of modern soul - oh yes. Love it I predict that we're going to be hearing a lot of this in the coming weeks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS5pjxseTQM

 

[Snelly]

Birdsong.

Listening to some music whilst out in the English countryside is complete anathema to me. I cannot understand why anyone would want to do it. Nor would I ever play golf on my own either particularly. Unless it was at somewhere like West Sussex where I could take half a set and walk the dog over 9 holes in the twilight or early morning.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Interesting stuff from a Calum MacDonald interview the other day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbCSC71RrIM.

The CD from challenger was found in a Texas field, one of the few intact items from the crash.