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By DaveP043 ·
My home course is Stoneleigh GC in Round Hill VA. The course would get murdered, from the back tees its only about 6800 yards, and there's really not room to stretch it out. There would effectively be no par-5s, and several of the par-4s would be reachable. For contrast, local qualifying in my area is often held at Woodmont CC in Maryland, which played to over 7300 yards this year. It took 134 (-8) to qualify for the US Open. -
By ChetlovesMer ·
If you like Taylormade, they have produced GAPR clubs for several years now. They are not-quite-hybrids... but close. They come in Lo, Mid and Hi varieties which vary in how much they look like an iron. The Lo is almost a chunky iron. The Hi looks very hybrid-esque. The Mid is somewhere in between. Since they've made them for a while now and come out with new variations on them every year, you can probably get a slightly used one at a pretty good deal. They change the color and tweak them here and there, but they aren't that much different. If money is no object go get fitted for one that gets you your 200 yards consistently. If the GAPR doesn't work for you Taylormade UDI and DHY might be more your cup of tea. These are slightly more iron-y than the GAPR's. Incidentally Ping also makes a similar product theirs is called a crossover. Basically, all the big brands have something like this. Just search out Utility Irons and you should get plenty of options. -
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By mcanadiens ·
Nope. Miami Shores GC in Troy, Oh wouldn't be considered for a qualifier. Even from the tips, it's only a 68.6/116. Great course for average hackers like me, but not a venue for bigger competitions. -
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