When do you get bored of your home course?

Doubt I'll ever get bored with mine (Dunbar), luckily for me I live close enough to walk (8min), when the tides out that means the walk is across the beach and I see the course across the beach every morning out my bedroom window as the waves roll in,like many links the weather,the tides and the wind make every round every day a different challenge , happily in a beautiful setting on a cracking course. Now...watching golf on the telly... that can be boring ! Yes I'm looking at you JB!
 
I would do if I was playing it every week but I don't. I only play there about twice a month probably, play other courses on the weeks in between.
 
DRW said:
I like variety for certain. We forgo holidays abroad for playing at different courses.

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As much as I love St Enodoc I really don't think I could be a member there. It is a very tiring course to play :sneaky:
 
Scozzy said:
Doubt I'll ever get bored with mine (Dunbar), luckily for me I live close enough to walk (8min), when the tides out that means the walk is across the beach and I see the course across the beach every morning out my bedroom window as the waves roll in,like many links the weather,the tides and the wind make every round every day a different challenge , happily in a beautiful setting on a cracking course. Now...watching golf on the telly... that can be boring ! Yes I'm looking at you JB!
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I'm playing Dunbar tomorrow and really looking forward to it.
 
When Fragger, CVG and me were searching for a new home, one of the criteria was "would we be happy playing the course twice or three times a week.?"
It's always been a major factor in a club for me.
Aylesbury Park may have been lacking in quality but it was a decent layout and I didn't get bored playing that for the 7/8 years I was there.
About to start year 3 at the Zoo and I've not been remotely close to getting bored yet.
I can't see it happening unless I start hitting the ball in the same place every time....like that's ever going to happen:ROFLMAO:
 
I have St Pierre and Celtic Manor nearer to me than my home course, I didnt join one of them as they are often full of hotel guests and 5 hour rounds.. Think I might join one for the summer months only so I can mix it up a bit, also start playing a different times of the day to see who is about.

Don't keep doing the same stuff and expecting it to change!
 
Scozzy said:
Doubt I'll ever get bored with mine (Dunbar), luckily for me I live close enough to walk (8min), when the tides out that means the walk is across the beach and I see the course across the beach every morning out my bedroom window as the waves roll in,like many links the weather,the tides and the wind make every round every day a different challenge , happily in a beautiful setting on a cracking course. Now...watching golf on the telly... that can be boring ! Yes I'm looking at you JB!
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enjoyed it the couple of times i've played it, though i soon would if my block with the driver came back:ROFLMAO:
 
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