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Anyone in the Seattle, WA area want to play this Saturday?


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Guest ShadowXOR
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I'm really dying to play a full 18-hole course and my fiance won't have her clubs for a few weeks. I'd be interested in meeting up with someone to play a round. This is the course I would like to play at:

http://www.walterhallgolf.com/

It seems nice and doesn't cost too much. I would prefer to tee off around noon on Saturday but I'm flexible, I just don't want to wake up extremely early.

I have my own clubs, shoes, etc. and don't drink or act like a moron so you don't have to worry about that. As for my experience level...I've read an entry level golf book cover to cover, I've been driving, chipping, putting, etc. and done a nine-hole course once. So I'm obviously very new, you should know that in advance. I do know the rules and general etiquette for the most part. I'm a 23 year-old male.

If anyone is interested that would be awesome...please post here so we can discuss. I'm dying to go out this Saturday but I don't want to do it alone! I wouldn't mind renting a golf cart or walking, either is fine.

EDIT: Not to be picky but if someone does want to play I don't want to go with anyone that is smoking, drinking (heavily) or using chewing tobacco during the match. They really gross me out.
Guest ShadowXOR
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If you want to bring a friend or whatever that is cool to...as long as you are normal people. I might get a guy from my work to come but that is still up in the air.

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mm.. if I lived in that area, I'd want to go with you. You seem like a very cool guy. Good luck with finding someone :)

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Guest ShadowXOR
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mm.. if I lived in that area, I'd want to go with you. You seem like a very cool guy. Good luck with finding someone :)

Thanks for the kind words. The guy from my work is busy and so is another forum member that may have possibly gone...so I'm still looking for someone if anyone is interested.

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Well, I ended up playing Walter Hall saturday morning, teed off around 8:55 am, and ended up shooting the best round of my life. Cracked 90 for the first time, shooting an 86, while making 2 birdies, and missing a 3rd lipping out. All in all a fun round of golf.

Now to build on it...

btw, Walter Hall is pretty easy... No Traps, not much OB, and only 6300 yards. It's fun though..

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Guest ShadowXOR
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Well, I ended up playing Walter Hall saturday morning, teed off around 8:55 am, and ended up shooting the best round of my life. Cracked 90 for the first time, shooting an 86, while making 2 birdies, and missing a 3rd lipping out. All in all a fun round of golf.

And you didn't invite me!!!

Well you are a lot better than I...I went to the par-three since I couldn't get anyone to go to Walter Hall and did pretty poorly until the last two holes which I did great. I would like to go to Walter Hall perhaps next Saturday if anyone is interested...but a fair warning, I really suck.
Guest ShadowXOR
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Since nothing happened this Saturday I would likely be interested in doing something this coming Saturday. Pretty much looking for the same situation as outlined in my original post.
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