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  • #46457
    Tommy Briggs
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    We have talked about closed courses, the worst courses, so why not discuss your favorite course. Your favorite course may not be the “best” course you have played, it just may be a course you scored well on or suited your game well.

    I really liked Tidewater, I know some people have issues with the course, I just think it is a fantastic layout and very scenic.

    #46461
    Rick Kimbrell
    Participant

    I would have to say mine would be Prestwick. Just like the golf course. Have had both good and bad rounds there but it is fun, fair and a very good test of golf.
    I don’t have a problem with Tidewater as far as the course is concerned. Very good course, good test of golf. The stupid local rule concerning balls hit into homeowners property and whether they are found or not makes no sense to me considering it is “off the course”.

    #46463
    Bob Newman
    Participant

    What local rule do they have? All local rules have to come from approved USGA section of Rules.

    #46468
    Rick Kimbrell
    Participant

    There is NO OB at Tidewater. Yet you have houses along the fairway. Played there in the WA. Was told by the pro, if you it you ball into a yard, drop the ball outside of the yard…no penalty. But, if you do not find you ball in the yard…it is not deemed a lost ball and you must return to where you hit the shot from and hit another.

    #46469
    Tommy Briggs
    Blocked

    Rick when you say you must return to where you hit the shot from, are you hitting 1, 2 or 3.

    1 – The shot never happened

    2 – Rehit without penalty

    3 – Rehit with 1 stroke penalty

    #46491
    Tommy Briggs
    Blocked

    Bob when you have a chance please shoot me an email

    thomas_briggs@excite.com

    thanks

    #46536
    Ken Weatherford
    Participant

    My favorite course is Kings North. I’ve never really shot great there, but I think it is a real challenge and really beautiful. Easy course? Possum Trot.

    #46552
    Timothy Tullio
    Participant

    True Blue for me.

    #46554
    Rick Murgittroyd
    Participant

    I think my All-Time favorite would be the Thistle. Love that place. Glen Dornach a close second!

    #46566
    Rick Kimbrell
    Participant

    Tommy, see Rule 18-2 for the Lost Ball scenario. It explains the Stroke and Distance pretty well.

    #46567
    Tommy Briggs
    Blocked

    Rick I am very familiar with the rules, here is what you wrote:

    ” . . . . But, if you do NOT find you ball in the yard…it is NOT deemed a lost ball and you must return to where you hit the shot from and hit another. . . . . . ”

    Did you mean to say if you do not find your ball it IS deemed a lost ball . . . .

    #46568
    Ricky Herman
    Participant

    Guys
    I think the best ones are the 5-6 courses you play when you arrive in MB. The practice rounds and the four during the tourney. Why because its 10 days at the beach and away from the work grind. VACATION. Good luck all.

    #46575
    James Carter
    Participant

    My favorite is Pine Lakes, followed by Grande Dunes.

    #46582
    Lee Hooper
    Participant

    My Top five that I have played in the World Am. I have not played some of the courses.
    1. River Club
    2. Long Bay
    3. River’s Edge
    4. Pawleys Plantation
    5. Farmstead

    #46583
    maurice cleaves
    Participant

    You should be happy if you have a couple of these on your rota

    top 10 (in no particular order)

    Caledonia
    Wild Wing
    Glen Dornoch
    Heritage
    Pawleys Plantation
    Rivers Edge
    Tidewater
    TPC Myrtle Beach
    True Blue
    Shaftesbury Glen

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