You should try Auchterarder right next door. A fraction of the cost and always in fantastic condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
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You should try Auchterarder right next door. A fraction of the cost and always in fantastic condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
Playing Downfield on Sunday. First time there too.
One of the best inland courses I've played. I'm sure you'll enjoy itQuote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
Great track Dave. :thumbsup:The entrance and the streets immediately before it make you think your’e in the wrong place and going into an industrial estate or something but once you’re in it’s fantastic. Red Squirrels the lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
It was superb! Only managed 29 points but thats because my short game is nowhere near good enough at the moment. Loved it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
Properly caught the bug to play again after years of not playing.
Was a member at Turnhouse late 90s until early 00s, just been bouncing around the last couple
of months and played Broomieknowe, Newbattle, Gullane 3, Balbirnie, Kirkcaldy, Kings Acre and Kinghorn.
Heading to Aberdour on Friday
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I had a few cancellations and have a free tee time at Ladybank on Friday @ 4:45 can move to later if required as plenty spaces after 5:15 £20 sign on if anyone is keen let me know.
Bugger. I’m down at the Hirsel or would have taken you up on that FH.:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by FifeHibs
Just drop me a message anytime you fancy a game up thereQuote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
I'll definitely take you up on a game Fife. Unfortunately I'm busy this Friday.
Down in Peebles over the next few weeks. I’ve played Peebles itself and quite enjoyed it.
Is cardrona worth the £20 fee? Looks like a monster if you aren’t a big hitter
It's definitely worth 20 quid. I've always enjoyed it
Played for the seniors on Thursday, we were 4 down with 5 to play and won at St Annes Old Links, the other pair were shell shocked.
So were we. :greengrin
I played an open at Balmore north of the weedge today in a fair old wind. Tricky wee par 66 course with sone difficult par 3s. Unbelievably the best scratch score with a handful of scores still to go in is 72. 6 over par!!! I don’t think in all my years of playing I’ve seen that. I shouldn’t have been so hard on myself. :greengrin
edit. 72 was indeed best scratch. There was only one player who actually broke par net. PCC up 2.
Just back from a first visit to Dunfermline golf club. Decent track. Wouldn’t mind another go without the hurricane and occasional monsoon.
What was it like? Played it when we first came out of lockdown and they'd let it go a bit. Certainly was not what it used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDoidge
Try Innerleithen along the road. Only 9 but a tricky test.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkrHbVe87Nk
Just looked at the result. Only 9 players broke 80. That’s surely unheard of for a scratch to 9 handicap open.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
Cardrona is a must to avoid and has been for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeard
The course has suffered from a lack of investment and has never recovered from the covid period when it was closed completely.
I feel genuinely sorry for the greenkeeping staff who face a continual struggle with limited resources.
Been very average recently, gone back up to 9.7 but not playing anywhere near it for ages, more of a 12-14.
Hit a gross 74 today, 2 over par at Herons Reach Blackpool, my best round ever. :smokin
And a 75 today. :greengrin
Impressive! What would you say is the part of your game that lets you down when it’s not going well?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
For me it’s my tee shots. Been striking my irons and wedges so pure but when I have a made day with the driver it’s carnage.
My driving is good, i'm normally on or just off the fairway, 230-240 yards. Putting is good too, very rarely 3 put these days, where i am in and out is my 5, 6 and 7 irons.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDoidge
The last couple of rounds they have been excellant, but before that i was average to poor at times, missing greens to the right way too much.
The last couple of rounds i've been on the green, and two putting at worst gets the score down.
As we all know, it could all go pear shaped next time i'm out, especially as my handicap will drop tomorrow.
Playing Wednesday again and Thursday for the team, hopefully this form continues for a little more. :greengrin
32 points today off my new handicap of 8.7, back to hitting irons right and badly too on occasions.
This game frustrates the hell out of me. :greengrin
I played Crieff last Friday, first game for a while, and it was lovely.
There was a competition due there on the Saturday so it felt like it was in peak condition for that.
Played the whole round with the same ball so I don't know if that suggests it was a bit more forgiving but having played the first few holes with a wind behind then turning round to face into the wind on a 500 odd yard par five, it didn't feel overly easy.
Great day out though, and the young lads working in the clubhouse/ kitchen were absolutely top notch with us.
Crieff is a nice course and great clubhouse. Some very long holes. Auchterarder nearby is a favourite of mine. Always in fantastic condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
I’m playing Muirfield tomorrow. Pray for me.
New putter required 🤬🤬🤬
Hello 👋 very keen golfer, 12.3 and member at Duddy, that’s probably too low tbh. Love this time of year, have played the last 4 days with Jubilee yesterday in a testy wee wind so 88 not deadly , a couple over what it should be and that’s with an 8. SA looking good, stands up, OC closed obviously and from tomorrow New and Jubilee being played as a composite. My pal is a New Club member and very kindly uses his points on me.
Ambition is to play every course in Scotland, I’ve not counted but I think I’m into 3 figures, favourite courses are Dunbar, Elie, castle Stuart’s and Harris. Cheers!
There is around 550 courses in Scotland so good luck with thatQuote:
Originally Posted by southfieldhibby
Anyone looking for Scottish Open tickets? My mate is selling 2 for Thursday (£40 the pair) and 2 for Saturday (£60 the pair), decent saving if you have plans to go down.