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By trombettista_vecchio ·
Once, on a course in Middleton, Massachusetts that I used to love but has since closed down, I hit the wrong half of a huge, UK style double green. Then I made the hundred foot putt. Tough to forget that one. -
By trombettista_vecchio ·
No. But if I can still play next year, I'll almost certainly be even worse. That's the reality of not being young.🙁 -
By trombettista_vecchio ·
I use GPS; it may not be as accurate, but neither am I. -
By snapfade ·
Back in my Army days a "gooch" was a particular part of the anatomy. Example, say Okeechobee is the b-hole of Florida, then Belle Glade would be the gooch. Seems he wears his name well. -
By DaveP043 ·
I can't say that I remember a lot of individual putts, but I do have one specific memory. The first time I played the Old Course, I had hit a pretty good drive on the 6th hole. I had about 60 yards left, and due to the swale in front of the green, there was no chance of flying a wedge on or near the green and having it stop on the green. My caddie recommended either a running 7-iron chip or a putt, and I took the putter and a pretty hard swing. The ball rolled over humps and through hollows, disappeared into the swale in front of the green, and re-appeared heading right at the hole. I ended up maybe 12 feet away. The caddie turned and held out his hand to shake mine, and said "Now THAT was a golf shot!"
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