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Played 18 at Chambers Bay yesterday.  Was a great day.  We thought we would get rained on, but luckily it was just a nice overcast day with lots of sun breaks.   Just a pretty scene and will represent well for the 2015 U.S. Open.

This is the famous tree at Chambers Bay.  Only tree on the course.

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I'm in some trouble here, but I think I made a decent shot near the green!

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Practice Swing

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Driver: Ping K15 (10.5*), Hybrids: Adams Idea Tech v3 2i, Ping G15 4i (23*), Irons: Callaway Diablo Edges (5-9, P, A, S), Putter: Nike Method 001, Bag: Nike Tour Cart II Shoes: Nike Lunar Control, Other: Cliqgear 3.0 Handcart, Callaway uPro GPS, Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Bag

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Put your hat forwards for the love of christ

haha

Beautiful course though, how'd you shoot?


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Still learning Golf dress etiquette he he.

Didn't keep score.  Was playing skins for $$ with the friends on the back 9 and I won two holes.  Had 2 pars for the day.  I'm sure I was in the 110-120 range (noobie golfer here).

Originally Posted by domc36

Put your hat forwards for the love of christ

haha

Beautiful course though, how'd you shoot?



Driver: Ping K15 (10.5*), Hybrids: Adams Idea Tech v3 2i, Ping G15 4i (23*), Irons: Callaway Diablo Edges (5-9, P, A, S), Putter: Nike Method 001, Bag: Nike Tour Cart II Shoes: Nike Lunar Control, Other: Cliqgear 3.0 Handcart, Callaway uPro GPS, Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Bag

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