Note: This thread is 6432 days old. We appreciate that you found this thread instead of starting a new one, but if you plan to post here please make sure it's still relevant. If not, please start a new topic. Thank you!
-
Topics Being Discussed Right Now on The Sand Trap
-
- 11 replies
- 363 views
-
- 233 replies
- 43,566 views
-
- 6,718 replies
- 267,579 views
-
2024 TST Outing - June 1/2 @ EagleSticks and Virtues 1 2 3 4 10
By StuM, in Member Outings & Meetups
- 177 replies
- 14,470 views
-
- 540 replies
- 108,072 views
-
-
TST Partners
Direct: Mevo, Mevo+, and Pro Package.
Coupon Codes (save 10-15%): "IACAS" for Mevo/Stack, "IACASPLUS" for Mevo+/Pro Package, and "THESANDTRAP" for ShotScope. -
Popular Now
-
-
Posts
-
.thumb.JPG.640dd6f31fe7f6aef91f879119bae1d9.JPG)
By DeadMan ·
I don't remember a ton of putts, but I've thought about this a bit and came up with 2 good ones. #5 at Mid-South: 2017 Newport Cup I remember the putt pretty well, but the surrounding details are a little hazy. I believe this was in my singles match against @cipher, and it was a hole he was stroking on. I had hit a mediocre approach to the front of the green and had what must have been a 50 foot putt to a back pin. If I remember correctly, @cipher was pretty close for an easy par at worst. I had @mvmac help me out with a read, which ended up being a great read by him. Hit the putt and jarred it for birdie. It was perfect speed, too, would have been an easy 2 putt if it hadn't gone in. I think we ended up tying for the hole. But I rarely make putts that long, and doing it to steal half a hole was really nice. #3 Fox Hollow (Links): 2023 Match Play This was on the third extra hole of a scratch match against a legitimate 0 handicapper. We had tied after 18 holes and traded pars on the first two extra holes. On the third extra hole, he had about 30 feet for birdie; I had about 25. We were on pretty much the exact same line. He missed his putt just on the low side, and I conceded the par. I felt good over this putt - I knew the break well and just needed good speed. I hit a great (not perfect) putt, and BAM, back of the cup for the victory on the 21st hole. I will say that the speed wasn't great, as it would have been a few feet past if it didn't hit the cup. But I wanted to give the ball a chance and take a bit of break out of it. I went on to win the match play tournament, which is my only tournament victory in a scratch event. -
By grubby98 ·
there will be lots of changes. i mean, look at newey past, each team fell off a cliff when he moved on i think max is the magic bullet if red bull loses him then whee are they going for drivers? lots of young talent but he is a proven winner and i’m sure top engineers love to work with him -
By jsgolfer ·
I too, like @GolfLug, remember great wedge, iron shots, or my missed putts, more than my made putts. My most memorable recently, would be: #17 Old Course St. Andrews (last year) I had been putting awful all day (I started 3 putt, 4 putt, 3 putt, 3 putt), but found a putting stroke on the back 9 and was 1 under on the back going into 16 and of course I 3-putted it for a bogey. Got to 17 and my playing partner just hit it into the hotel, so I went a little more left and decided to not try and hit it over the hotel. And as soon as my ball was in the air, I heard one of the other caddies do the chicken noise. LOL My shot was a little more left than I wanted, about 185 yards, I hit a 6-iron and it was drawing right at the flag. The pin was just to the right of he bunker and towards the front of the green. My ball hit short (and just missed going into said bunker) and stopped about 15 feet left of the hole. Had a little left to right break and as soon as I hit it, I knew it was in. Birdie on the road hole, looked at the caddie and said not bad for a Chicken. Parred 18 (missed 10 foot birdie putt) for a 35 on the back 9 at the Old Course. #18 Springfield G&CC Last year while playing in our season long match play event, my partner and I get the 18th hole needing to win the match to move on into the knockout round. We are tied going into 18. A tie and we lose on overall points by .5. Our teaching pro is on the other team (very good golfer), so we were pretty sure we needed a birdie to have a chance to win the match, I hit on of the best drives I hit all day and had about 135 yards to the pin, but it was in a place where you didn't really want to be long. So I hit a PW and it landed just short of the flag but released about 12 feet past the hole, so have a devilish putt coming back down the hill. Our competitors were away and the pro missed his birdie putt by inches, I thought it was in when he hit it. So after reading the putt, which probably had a 2 cup left to right break, I made the putt to win the match. #15 Springfield G&CC A few years back, was playing in the first round of the Club Championship (against the previous years runner-up) and my putter was balky all day. Got to the 15 hole, 2nd Par 5 on back, and was 3-down with 4 to play. We both hit good drives, both hit good second shots and we both hit decent 3rd shots. I was about 15 feet and he was just a hair longer. He missed his putt, I had another slider putt down the hill, with about a foot of right to left break and made the putt. I birded the next hole, to go 1 down, but not a memorable putt as I only needed a bogey to beat him on that hole, he had all kinds of issues going on. Lost on 17, as he birdied it, right after I missed mine to lose 2&1. -
-
By StuM ·
I have held hotel rooms as follows. If I have missed anyone, please message me ASAP! Hotel Friday May 31 @StuM and @DaveP043 @billchao and @boogielicious @David L Yskes Hotel Saturday June 1st @StuM and @DaveP043 @billchao and @boogielicious @David L Yskes and @saevel25 @DinnerTime and @Ryguy22 @bkuehn1952 Tagging others: @iacas @Hardspoon @georgep @rwolfe @ChetlovesMer @CarlSpackler @Slice of Life @dudu3000 @Carl3 @klineka @vasaribm I
-
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now