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Congratulation Erik!

9 hole rounds - 19 18 hole rounds - 25 Almost all of those 9 hole rounds are league or after work rounds.

I'm hitting about 11-12 greens on average according to my Game Golf. Of those I very rarely hit one "pure". They end up okay but if it is not solid and not on my intended start line I do not list that under pure. Same thing with the driver. If I aim down the right side of the fairway and I pull it 25 yards left but still ends up in the fairway with good distance I don't consider that pure either. As @iacas said direction does count as does what I intended to do. But to me the category of a "pure shot" is very personal. Thanks for thinking I was modest @ChetlovesMer. 😉

I voted 1-3. Most of mine are with the driver.

I'm certainly not "new blood" but I'm in. Thanks for putting this together @gogolfing. It does keep me interested in some of these lesser events.

I actually did this with @iacas at the 2017 Newport Cup on the Mid South putting green before the round. I wanted to make sure my level was accurate because the new shoes we had received were giving me a little different feel than my old shoes. He was dead on with all the measurements. (I was impressed ) It just took a short practice session to re-calibrate with my new shoes.

As I sit here at Talamore Resort, the home of the 2017 NC, that stinks. Maybe next year or 2021.

Happy 40th @Wanzo! Let the aches and pains begin.

View this round on GAME GOLF Played in my last Elite Golf Am Tour event yesterday. Shot 43-35=78 had a triple, a double and 2 birdies. Was low gross in my flight and won 3 skins. This was a very hilly course as there was not a flat lie anywhere except the tee boxes. I made one bad driver swing and one bad par 3 swing. Other than that played okay. Next stop is our 4 day Pinehurst trip at Talamore Aug 22nd. After that, who knows???

I think you are referring to @NCGolfer Dave K. I played Kyle in the singles. Also, I don't normally hit it in the tees very often. I'd have to swing a lot harder than my body would allow just to reach the trees.

Let the games begin! Here is my Vlog portion of the application. Most of this video has been sitting in the queue anxiously waiting to be edited and sent. I would have liked to have done a voice over but being pressed for time I left that part out. I will make the questions portion of the application video at a later date.

Golf Pride CP2 Wrap Midsize for all my clubs minus putter. Longest lasting grips I've ever purchased.

These guys are "finger lick-in" good! Sorry couldn't resist.

The Golfweek Am Tour events I've participated in the 'Champion Flight' usually play from the back tees and the 'A flight' plays from one up from that. I suspect that's the case here as well.

SOUTH CAROLINA Best Courses You Can Play 1. Kiawah Island Golf Resort (Ocean Course), Kiawah Island (No. 13 m) 2. Sea Pines Resort (Harbour Town GL), Hilton Head Island 3. Montage Palmetto Bluff (May River GC), Bluffton (m) 4. The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, Myrtle Beach (c) 5. Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, Pawleys Island (m) 6. True Blue, Pawleys Island (m) 7. Tidewater GC, North Myrtle Beach (m) 8. Sea Pines Resort (Atlantic Dunes), Hilton Head Island (m) 9. Legends Golf Resort (Moorland), Myrtle Beach (m) 10. Heritage Club, Pawleys Island (m) 11. Sea Pines Resort (Heron Point), Hilton Head Island (m) 12. TPC Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet (m) 13. Barefoot Resort & Golf (Dye), North Myrtle Beach (m) 14. King’s North at Myrtle Beach National, Myrtle Beach (m) 15. Palmetto Dunes (Robert Trent Jones Course), Hilton Head Island (m) (m): modern (c): classic I've played 2,4,7,9,10,12,13,14. Of those I would put Tidewater ahead of Dunes Club slightly. Also would rate TPC Myrtle Beach ahead of Legends Moorland. Moorland is just a difficult course and I'm not a huge P.B. Dye fan. I'm surprised Grand Harbor in Ninety Six, SC did not make any list. I played there with @jsgolfer last year and thought it could be worthy of a top 15 somewhere.