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It's been a while, but I had my first no sixes round in quite sometime. A few years back, it was a daily occurrence, but first one in a long time. Hopefully I'm on te way back to play better. 5 5 5 3 4 5 4 5 5 - 41 4 3 4 3 5 4 5 4 4 - 36 - 77 Started on the back 9 with a 36, played last 4 holes, 4 over.

I voted yes, although I really don't care one way or the other. I'm with @David in FL , it's a gimmick and I don't see a lot of people using this.

Penn National - Founders Course - Blue Tees 41-39-80 Nice course, really liked it, played pretty well for first time playing it.

Congrats and The Ninja Foodi Grill is awesome, I use this almost every day.

Rejoined Springfield G&CC last Thursday, played my first round back at he old stomping grounds and actually played decently, which had been a struggle. Hopefully the decent play will continue. 41-39-80

@coachjimsc Practice swings, we don't need no sinking practice swings. LOL

The Hunt - Birdie - After hearing this movie was cancelled, decided to watch it on Amazon. Really enjoyed the movie, lots of good gore, hilarious at times and painting both sides as being absurd. Knives Out - Par, enjoyable mystery thriller, lots of great actors. Ready or Not - Birdie - Another good watch, just some mindless fun. Another movie with some decent gore and some hilarious kills.

12 is definitely the hardest hole on your course. And you forgot to mention the crazy rock wall up the right side between the fairway and the OB and the damn tree that is short and right of the green (have they cut that old dying tree down yet?). Man that hole is a pain for someone who draws the ball. LOL At Springfield G&CC, the #1 HC hole is 15, which is a decent birdie opportunity for most good players. Just a normal Par 5. The bunkers left and the pond right are really the only trouble. The hardest hole, is probably the 18 HC hole, the Par 3 Number 6. It's 225 from the back tee and typically plays 190-195 from the blue tee, it's uphill and typically into a stiff breeze and I believe it's one of the largest greens on the course. Not a lot of birdies and lots of bogeys or worse. OB the entire right side, severe slope if you go left of the trap and a 3 putt is always lurking as the green slopes severly back to front for the first half of the green and then slopes front to back the last half of the green.

I played here once about 6 or 7 years ago and I made a 4 on this hole and thought I was playing a par 5, took two good shots and a lob wedge to get on the green into a pretty stiff breeze.

Yikes, an almost 7 year old topic, must be close to a record.

I've definitely heard of Gordon Associates, they are doing work for us right now. @CarlSpackler if you come into town, I'm sure @DaveP043 and I would be interested in hitting the links with you.

TaylorMade TP5x Golf Balls - 4 dozen

@DaveP043 and I both live very close to those courses. I've been in VA for 15 years and have never played either of them.

I'm in as well, got selected once, doubt it will happen again, anytime soon.

It's not hard to get a tee time at other courses in the area, I played Westfield Golf Club last week with no problem getting a tee time. At Piedmont right now there are too many members and a tee time system that still lets you use TBD players to book tee times, so getting a tee time for 4 is impossible unless you know your schedule 10 days in advance.