Golf Thread

[lee_carvallo_12]

Does your wife have a fat ass

She's Japanese 🙁

Edit - But MAN, I've seen some butts you'd have to measure by the "ax handle" down here.

 

[lee_carvallo_12]

Played Aruja GC yesterday. It was really good. Was founded by Japanese business men in the 40's. Still a mostly Japanese club in Brazil. Probably the best conditioned Bermuda putting greens I've seen anywhere (you can kinda see it in the last pic of 18 green). Par 3's were all really good.

 

[Kaladin]

She's Japanese 🙁

 

[lee_carvallo_12]

She's Brazilian, born and raised, but has Japanese mom and dad. They're not exactly known for their huge butts, sadly.

 

[gtlacey]

She's Brazilian, born and raised, but has Japanese mom and dad. They're not exactly known for their huge butts, sadly.

I remember when I went to Peru in 2016, the presidential election was between a Polish American Jewish guy (Pedro Pablo Kuczynski) and a Japanese Peruvian Socialist (Keiko Fujimori). South America is a pretty wild melting pot.

 

[Dell Husker]

Took my second lesson today. Highly recommend anyone who has played for years and just tried to figure it out themselves to just take a lesson or two. Really learning a lot

 

[Samkellers_69]

Took my second lesson today. Highly recommend anyone who has played for years and just tried to figure it out themselves to just take a lesson or two. Really learning a lot

Agreed. Did the same! Had my first one last Tuesday. Working on fixing a slice.

 

[BradWesley]

https://www.usopen.com/players/67203.html

Omaha’s Tyler Gutschewski was +10 today. Heck of an experience for the 18 year old!

 

[Osborne1992]

Anybody golf Ballyhack in Roanoke, VA? Couple of buddies and I purchased a stay and play package from Dormie Network at a fundraiser and we're probably going to pick that course. Unfortunately, Graybull and Dormie Club were left off the list. Also, any other good courses around there? Thinking about playing a different course the day we fly in.

 

[lee_carvallo_12]

I think going to LiV has hurt Rahm the most. He was #1 in the world pre-LIV. He seems to need more competitive reps and he’s
missing that playing sporadically a dozen times a year now vs past-prime (poulter, Westwood, McDowell, Phil) and disinterested competition (see Dustin Johnson).

Brooks has played well at times and has always been a major-focused player. Didn’t have a ton of regular PGA tour wins pre-LIV.

Bryson has kind of been the outlier. Has played at a super high level in most majors since going to LIV.

Niemann just isn’t good when it matters and his major record bears that out. Agree that he would probably have a few regular tour wins on the Tour had he stayed.

Right on cue, Niemann with an opening 75 (+5).

 

[BradWesley]

Right on cue, Niemann with an opening 75 (+5).

Praise from Phil = Bad news.

 

[Blakejc]

Anybody golf Ballyhack in Roanoke, VA? Couple of buddies and I purchased a stay and play package from Dormie Network at a fundraiser and we're probably going to pick that course. Unfortunately, Graybull and Dormie Club were left off the list. Also, any other good courses around there? Thinking about playing a different course the day we fly in.

Greenbrier isn’t far north.

Cascades and The Homestead are also close by.

Pete Dye River course at Va Tech in Blacksburg

And in town (technically Salem) there a little 9-hole sand green course.

A few other courses nearby that could be worth checking out (see the map below), but those are the best options.

https://www.google.com/mymaps/viewer?mid=1hRJpOVZEcCjcajsoEBCR-piYfyw&hl=en

 

[Southendzonehusker]

Greenbrier isn’t far north.

Cascades and The Homestead are also close by.

Pete Dye River course at Va Tech in Blacksburg

And in town (technically Salem) there a little 9-hole sand green course.

A few other courses nearby that could be worth checking out (see the map below), but those are the best options.

https://www.google.com/mymaps/viewer?mid=1hRJpOVZEcCjcajsoEBCR-piYfyw&hl=en

Ballyhack is awesome. Briggs ranch and Victoria National are super good too. Kind of hard to go wrong with any of them TBH

 

[BradWesley]

Right on cue, Niemann with an opening 75 (+5).

A Mickelson U.S. Open exit deserves its due

An opening-round 74 left Phil Mickelson with an uphill climb to make the cut in what could be his final U.S. Open appearance. If he doesn't make the weekend, hopefully the moment won't pass quietly.

www.globalgolfpost.com

F him. Never has a golfer gone from hero to zero faster than Phil.