JimmyOhio
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I am trying to set up rounds at TPC Boston and TPC Scottsdale before 2024 ends.That‘s a pretty sweet deal! Any other TPCs on deck for the year?
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I am trying to set up rounds at TPC Boston and TPC Scottsdale before 2024 ends.That‘s a pretty sweet deal! Any other TPCs on deck for the year?
Well we know you are coming once for a pretty special eventI'm looking hard and wide for gap in the calendar to come to that side of the pond.
If you can sneak about 30 minutes west to Dickson try to play greystone. Great track!Me and a group of friends are going to Nashville at the end of April and looking forward to playing Hermitage while we are out there.
WOW!!!! Those views are awesome. Even if your play was terrible it still must have been a blast. Thanks for sharingmy first trip of the year is complete, spring run down to Missouri. weather was decent and the courses played well; some sandy greens from aeration last fall, and all but one course was cartpath only due to heavy rain before our arrival. i'd have rather walked with my pushcart than trekking back and forth on every shot.
3/09: Oaks at Margaritaville (formerly Tan-Tar-A): misty and cool, narrow course with lots of elevation that needs some work, #9 is a super cool hole
3/10: Payne's Valley: cool, windy, and exposed up on the high ridges, Tiger's design is dramatic, fair, and worth every penny; the 19th hole experience is really cool
3/11: Old Kinderhook: another old school course, tons of elevation changes and elevated greens, our VRBO overlooked the par three 7th
3/11: Lake Valley: open layout, a 6-6-6 course with six each par 3s, 4s, and 5s was super interesting; good shape and nice choice for the second round of the day
3/12: Osage National: wonderful Palmer design along the river with many risk/reward options and lots of mounding, bonus mountain 9 for 27 holes, highly recommended
if i went back i think i'd look into staying on site at Osage National, maybe in early June. would play there more, plus still make the drive down to Branson for BP courses.
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Oh absolutely. I'd simply want to start my season over there, before the snow clears from our courses. And meet THPers while doing that. September is something else though!Well we know you are coming once for a pretty special event
Houston will be a perfect place to visit in SeptemberI'm looking hard and wide for gap in the calendar to come to that side of the pond.
I played Sawgrass this past week. Wow! What an unbelievable course! Bucket list course for certain! I shot a 91 using rental clubs in the rain. 44/47. Not bad for a 55 year old hacker!!My job allows me access to the TPC courses in the US. I am playing TPC Sawgrass on Apr. 3rd with a few customers. Looking forward to that one although I expect to shoot 100. Sawgrass is tough!
That's a list that's hard (impossible even) to beat. And seeing GrayBull in there...Victoria National
Briggs Ranch
Hidden Creek
ArborLinks
GrayBull
Ballyhack
The Hideaway
That’s it.