JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Don't worry Smiffy, there's a course planner made for Ping players....
Where will you be playing next week......
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Don't worry Smiffy, there's a course planner made for Ping players....
Owen_Thomas_14
Journeyman Pro
I wont be playing next weekend 
but going down to Cardiff for a long weekend to spend a bit of time with the family so not to bad. Im actually glad im not playing to as im playing cr@p at the moment and think a weekend without golf might help me out a bit 
That 9 iron over the bushes is a bit risky for a Ping player im sure they would try and putt down the path
but going down to Cardiff for a long weekend to spend a bit of time with the family so not to bad. Im actually glad im not playing to as im playing cr@p at the moment and think a weekend without golf might help me out a bit That 9 iron over the bushes is a bit risky for a Ping player im sure they would try and putt down the path
JT77
Tour Winner
Playing Matfen Hall next friday as in England for a bit, then back to Galgorm Castle.
Wildrover
Tour Rookie
I'll be in Turkey next week, 2 rounds each on Tat, National and Carya. Can't wait to finally get a bit of sun and get the shorts on. 
Playing Bamburgh Saturday then a game on Sunday with a Member at Mag Field.Got a bit of OT clocked up so may have a game Friday at my own track weather depending.
Does Aberdour have any other holes as I only ever see that 1 hole whenever the course is mentioned....J1UK that is quality!
Does Aberdour have any other holes as I only ever see that 1 hole whenever the course is mentioned....J1UK that is quality!
RGDave
Money List Winner
That first at Aberdour looks good, only not a good time to pull the ball 20 yards left!
I think I'd aim at the right bunker with only 135 yards of club, chip on and drain the putt for a 3....actually, getting real, I'd mess it up altogether, pitch brilliantly to 10 foot and then have 4 putts to make a tasty 6.
What a nice hole.
I think I'd aim at the right bunker with only 135 yards of club, chip on and drain the putt for a 3....actually, getting real, I'd mess it up altogether, pitch brilliantly to 10 foot and then have 4 putts to make a tasty 6.
What a nice hole.
forerightagain
Medal Winner
Testing little track is an understaement Tony.... Ohh by the way, wellies are now by choice, a lot of work has been done on the course and was only closed when the snow was at it worst..
forerightagain
Medal Winner
Just got my corporate card for Carden Park, Chester, so got to play there sunday before flying out to Morroco, what a bummer
algar5
Challenge Tour Pro
For those of you who haven't played Aberdour, here's the first. A simple par 3. Only 160yds
You didn't mention it's into the prevailing wind too!
You are spot on the prevailing wind is normally into you and from the right whipping across the hole. I have played a few medals where players have been striking their 4th or indeed 5th tee shot and a few have just picked up the tee peg and walked off. Aberdour starts off with a couple of cracking par 3's and I think the 2nd is actually a far better (scarier) hole playing over the bay to a green where anything short or left is in the water and anything right is in the gorse/trees and if that was'nt bad enough out of bounds awaits anything long.
Anybody wanting to have a go at playing these two holes and the 16 others just give me a pm.
SharkAttack
Q-School Graduate
Easiest 2 starting holes I have ever played. Played the 1st into a crazy strong wind, 4 iron to green 2 putts. Playing the 2nd I only had to hit the ball 40yds left of the green and let it drift back into the heart of the green, 2 putts level par start. That was the scariest tee shot ever, guess how far out into the bay you are brave enough to hit it, play the shot and hope for devine intervention.For those of you who haven't played Aberdour, here's the first. A simple par 3. Only 160yds
You didn't mention it's into the prevailing wind too!
You are spot on the prevailing wind is normally into you and from the right whipping across the hole. I have played a few medals where players have been striking their 4th or indeed 5th tee shot and a few have just picked up the tee peg and walked off. Aberdour starts off with a couple of cracking par 3's and I think the 2nd is actually a far better (scarier) hole playing over the bay to a green where anything short or left is in the water and anything right is in the gorse/trees and if that was'nt bad enough out of bounds awaits anything long.
Anybody wanting to have a go at playing these two holes and the 16 others just give me a pm.
HRC99
Journeyman Pro
For those of you who haven't played Aberdour, here's the first. A simple par 3. Only 160yds
You didn't mention it's into the prevailing wind too!
You are spot on the prevailing wind is normally into you and from the right whipping across the hole. I have played a few medals where players have been striking their 4th or indeed 5th tee shot and a few have just picked up the tee peg and walked off. Aberdour starts off with a couple of cracking par 3's and I think the 2nd is actually a far better (scarier) hole playing over the bay to a green where anything short or left is in the water and anything right is in the gorse/trees and if that was'nt bad enough out of bounds awaits anything long.
Anybody wanting to have a go at playing these two holes and the 16 others just give me a pm.
I agree. The second is a far more intimidating shot. Big carry over water & a wood back & left if you go too big.
Card wreckers, the pair of them. We just need a photo of the second now!
DCB
Well-known member
Just play them when the harr is in and trust your distances, You won't see any of the trouble on a day like that
