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Olympic Club - Anyone know if the shape of these bunkers mean anything?


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Looks like a fish? I thought only Oakmont had pews.

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It's an ancient Choctaw glyph form of writing. It means "The sun will rain [set down] fire upon those who claim to be masters of the earth, for no man can own what he did not create."

I'm just kidding. I have no idea.

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It's "FORE" written in hieroglyphics.

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If I remember correctly this is on the the Ocean course. It is a pretty short hole and doesn't come into play much. I could be remembering wrong though.

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Originally Posted by mchepp

If I remember correctly this is on the the Ocean course. It is a pretty short hole and doesn't come into play much. I could be remembering wrong though.

Yep #13 on the Ocean course, tons of room to the right.  Good eyes Mike

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Originally Posted by golfcourseasart

Just been looking at the Ocean Course at eflyover.com. Is the view from the 5th tee as good as Google Earth suggests?

Yes it's pretty good when it's clear.  Can see 4 different courses (Olympic Lake, Harding Park, Lake Merced and SF Club) and the BART station lol  Some of the best courses in the country within a few miles.  Harding is my favorite.

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If I remember correctly it is a great view of both the Lake Course and you can see Lake Merced Golf Club as well. Not as great as what you see on Google Earth. The trees hide that type of view.

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Originally Posted by mchepp

The trees hide that type of view.

That's what I was thinking but it still sounds a pretty good vantage point, nonetheless.

I'm rather taken with the layout of the course as a whole. Is it very much the poor relation of the course they're using for the Open or would that be too harsh an assessment?

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Originally Posted by mvmac

Yes it's pretty good when it's clear.  Can see 4 different courses (Olympic Lake, Harding Park, Lake Merced and SF Club) and the BART station lol  Some of the best courses in the country within a few miles.  Harding is my favorite.


people should try to play the SF club its so dam hard but Harding is super fun. its a toss up for me for those 4 but merced would be last on that list

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