Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
It probably would be your last if you're jumping the fence..they probably have a "shoot first, ask questions later" policy for trespassers
Where would you play your last round of golf?
- Thread starter MarkT
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SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Dunkeld and Birnam. It's not the course - as lovely as it is. Dunkeld is my mainland spiritual home - the home of my maternal grandparents James and Isabella Seaton - and my mum. And I'd like it if my lad could knock it round with me.
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Guest
Royal Bootle with me Dad, brother & brother-in-law.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
The crazy golf at Brighton. My grandad bought my first set of clubs at a car boot when I was about 8, I played my first game of crazy golf there with him fair close to that time so it would only be right to finish my journey there.
A lot of love for Swinley. I've only played it once and the bloke who organised it wanted to do three lots of six-hole matches for some unknown reason so we kept swapping around groups and there was no flow to the whole thing. The food after was genuinely ridiculous.
I'm now swaying a bit to Kingbarns as there would be no lost balls (unless on the beach) and with my dad. Head to head, eight shots, nobody would care who won and just chat and laugh the whole way round. Think two the ideal number for a proper chinwag
I'm now swaying a bit to Kingbarns as there would be no lost balls (unless on the beach) and with my dad. Head to head, eight shots, nobody would care who won and just chat and laugh the whole way round. Think two the ideal number for a proper chinwag
BiMGuy
LIV Bot, (But Not As Big As Mel) ?
Somewhere spectacular like Augusta, Spyglass or Wolf creek on a warm still summer evening.
But unlike many people. I’d want to be on my own. I love playing golf on a summer evening on my own. It’s great getting away for a bit of peace and quiet. It’s my meditation.
But unlike many people. I’d want to be on my own. I love playing golf on a summer evening on my own. It’s great getting away for a bit of peace and quiet. It’s my meditation.
stefanovic
Medal Winner
I used to find the best places for playing on my own were Llandrindod Wells or Boat of Garten.
When there, who cares about the golf. The scenery is stunning.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Tricky. I would love it to be an iconic venue, probably an open venue, but I have a lot of love and memories for Wimbledon Common so very hard to ignore that, Having read Mark T's excellent piece about Wimbledon Park and his own memories about his dad (and his anecdotes abut the Dean the head pro - someone I knew well from his assistant pro days at Royal Wimbledon) and thinking about my own time at WCGC and my dad being a member there I think it can only be there. Off to dig out my red jumper
123*
Hacker
Got to be Silloth. Best course in the world IMO.
wicksy_172
Newbie
Another one for Swinley Forest, been fortunate to play three times as a guest of a member. Stunning course.
CliveW
Tour Winner
You mean there are no golf courses in heaven? I was going to be buried with my clubs!!!
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
srixon 1
Journeyman Pro
Dewsbury District. I lived right next to the course as a kid and used to play there occasionally when on leave from the RN. Played there a fair bit but only when I was a chomper. I hit my first ever “proper” shot there, which resulted in a birdie.
TigerBear
Active member
Augusta
I don't think I've ever felt greater contentment on a golf course than The Kings at Gleneagles. I've played it twice with my son and it's been fabulous both times. I'll have more of the same please, location and playing partner.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Let's bend the rules. 18 holes at Wimbledon Park, lunch and then 18 at Wimbledon Common and beers and dinner in the Fox and Grapes
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Most of my fondest golfing memories are from trips to Scotland we used to make in the 90's with really good friends.
I think, on that basis, I'd choose Pitlochry. A nice fourball on a sunny day with three of those good friends.
Good times.
I think, on that basis, I'd choose Pitlochry. A nice fourball on a sunny day with three of those good friends.
Good times.
Probably rude not to have a quick dart round Royal too and a lap of the putting green
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Mid-summers day - we'll get all three done
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
Barnsley municipal.
Where I first broke 100 in 1971.
I'd like to finish where I started.
Where I first broke 100 in 1971.
I'd like to finish where I started.
