ZWICK 4 PREZ
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ZWICK 4 PREZ
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Thu, Apr 8, 2010 11:35 PM
Apr 8, 2010 11:35 PM
I played in our opening league night last night with my uncle and I did pretty well but it was a very simple course. Very wide open, short, and not much trouble. We're on the 9th tee.. I'm 4 under after birdieing 8. I tee off first b/c I choose to play from the tips, and I hit probably the furthest drive of my life. If you can trust the scorecard, I hit it 381 yards. I eagle 9th hole (par 5) and finish 6 under (30). Guy Im playing with tells me he's never seen someone hit a drive that far or score that low on 9 and that I should be playing at Augusta this week instead of this league. This same guy told me during our round that if he practiced a few hours a day he could easily play on tour but can't b/c he has kids.....homeboy shot a 42. I don't think people can grasp the concept of what a PGA Tour player would do to your local course. Not to mention if these guys actually played golf by the rules (re-teeing for OB, not rolling the ball, putting everything out) they'd realize that 42 would quickly become a 50. There's no scratch amateur playing in weekday leagues that could sniff 70's on a tour set up course. I don't think I could sniff 80's at Augusta. The worst golfer on the nationwide tour would take the best person in your leagues lunch. I don't know if people hit a good shot and think they can do it all the time if they just practice more or what... but you're truly delusional if you think you can even carry a pros bag for him. That pro would be driver/wedge, or driver/putter all day long at your home course and would be shooting in the 20's on 9. I can't even beat a lot of local amateurs in SCAGA, let alone play with anyone on tour.
Apr 8, 2010 11:35pm