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TillyGalore wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:Home with Katie this morning while Lisa is working. Think I'll watch the national championship, it's been a few weeks....

Lisa is working?

Yup, her practice doesn't have today off. She's only in for a half day.

BTW, DUKE STILL WINS!

DukeUsul wrote:
BTW, DUKE STILL WINS!

Yeah, because Hayward still misses!

Me and two guests. I feel like devildeac....

DukeUsul wrote:Home with Katie this morning while Lisa is working. Think I'll watch the national championship, it's been a few weeks....

Weeks!? What kind of fan are you?

What, no guests?!


In total there are 3 users online :: 3 registered, 0 hidden and 0 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)

Registered users: devildeac, EarlJam, lawgrad91

devildeac wrote:What, no guests?!


In total there are 3 users online :: 3 registered, 0 hidden and 0 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)

Registered users: devildeac, EarlJam, lawgrad91

Now it's just you and me, dd. Time for some PW'ing!

And now it's just me....

lawgrad91 wrote:And now it's just me....

Now I have the board to myself...

Where are all those guests?

devildeac wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:And now it's just me....

Now I have the board to myself...

Where are all those guests?

I can change my name to "guest" if you like. That what I am most of the time anyway. AW.

Very Duke Blue wrote:This year, I am determined not to let the garden control our summer.

My parents say that every year but never ever manage to accomplish it.

August West wrote:

devildeac wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:And now it's just me....

Now I have the board to myself...

Where are all those guests?

I can change my name to "guest" if you like. That what I am most of the time anyway. AW.

I thought that was your name, AuGUEST West ;) .

I'm online with 2 guests. I'm not devildeac, nor do I play him on TV.

ArkieDukie wrote:I'm online with 2 guests. I'm not devildeac, nor do I play him on TV.

Hey, those are MY guests .

Some guests never seem to leave...

YmoBeThere wrote:Some guests never seem to leave...

Kind of like Hotel California.

lawgrad91 wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:Some guests never seem to leave...

Kind of like Hotel California.

At least there, they were living it up...

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: 1. Par 4. Decent drive, 125 yards to hole from the right rough. 9 iron, hit OK but not great, hits 10 ft. to the right of the pin, checks up and then follows the slope of the green to 6" left of the pin. Tap in birdie! Nice way to start.

Deja Vu, only better!

The tees were back today, and the first hole played 385 instead of 369. Hit a nice drive, but again in the right rough like about, but just over 150 yards to the pin. The pin was in a similar center of green position, maybe a couple of yards deeper than Saturday. There was a tree, a tall tree, between me and the green. I figured that a well hit 7 iron would easily clear it, and I was right. The ball landed on the right side of the green, and with the glare and distance, I couldn't see what happened to the ball, but figured it followed the same right to left slope as the shot on Saturday. As I walked up to the green I didn't see the ball so I knew that the ball either went in the hole or bounded off the green. You can see the result in the picture below! Eagle 2!

lawgrad91 wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:Some guests never seem to leave...

Kind of like Hotel California.

But you can check out anytime...

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: 1. Par 4. Decent drive, 125 yards to hole from the right rough. 9 iron, hit OK but not great, hits 10 ft. to the right of the pin, checks up and then follows the slope of the green to 6" left of the pin. Tap in birdie! Nice way to start.

Deja Vu, only better!

The tees were back today, and the first hole played 385 instead of 369. Hit a nice drive, but again in the right rough like about, but just over 150 yards to the pin. The pin was in a similar center of green position, maybe a couple of yards deeper than Saturday. There was a tree, a tall tree, between me and the green. I figured that a well hit 7 iron would easily clear it, and I was right. The ball landed on the right side of the green, and with the glare and distance, I couldn't see what happened to the ball, but figured it followed the same right to left slope as the shot on Saturday. As I walked up to the green I didn't see the ball so I knew that the ball either went in the hole or bounded off the green. You can see the result in the picture below! Eagle 2!

WTG, Tiger ;) .

Next thing ya know you'll be telling us how you tried to get out of your Hyundai with a 5 iron...

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: Deja Vu, only better!

The tees were back today, and the first hole played 385 instead of 369. Hit a nice drive, but again in the right rough like about, but just over 150 yards to the pin. The pin was in a similar center of green position, maybe a couple of yards deeper than Saturday. There was a tree, a tall tree, between me and the green. I figured that a well hit 7 iron would easily clear it, and I was right. The ball landed on the right side of the green, and with the glare and distance, I couldn't see what happened to the ball, but figured it followed the same right to left slope as the shot on Saturday. As I walked up to the green I didn't see the ball so I knew that the ball either went in the hole or bounded off the green. You can see the result in the picture below! Eagle 2!

...Because it went in. Great shot Oz.
Had it been me, it could only be due to clean living and good luck, of which, I never get...except ONCE.
The only double eagle I'll ever see, described below.


A par 5, only due to the dogleg, not the distance. A fair tee shot with a 4-wood. The second was the killer. It was 225 to the front of the green, with only the right edge visible, a dogleg left. I pulled a 3-iron out and tried to draw it. I never know my own strength. The ball cleared the green and hit a 100ft tall Walnut tree growing behind the green, ricocheted back across the green a rolled into the cup. Holy shiite! I know it'll never happen again. Sometimes I'd much rather be lucky than good.