cyoung2ty
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I've got a golf pencil display shelf on the wall in my office. Today, I closed the door to the closet and a few of the pencils were dislodged by the vibrations and fell to the floor. One of them was to a course I only got to play 4 times before it closed down and I wish, now that my game is slightly different, that I could get one more go at it.
So... what course that's closed down do you wish you could get one more shot at?
Mine is a course called Bear Brook located in Fredon Township, NJ. I lived about 40 minutes from the course but never really made it over there all that often. There were other courses in the area that were either closer, more affordable or more appealing to me. The few times I did get out there, though... it was an enjoyable course.
The opening hole was one of my favorite opening holes ever and the closing hole was a perfect way to end the round. Thing was, the course absolutely beat me up each time I played it (until my final round). I shot 116, 122, 109 and then the last time I played it, I posted a 91. Just 3 days later, I broke 90 for the first time ever.
The next year, the course shut down and I moved to South Carolina 2 years later. Last I heard, it's become a horse farm. Now that I'm capable of shooting in the upper 70's... I'd love one more shot at the course.
So... what course that's closed down do you wish you could get one more shot at?
Mine is a course called Bear Brook located in Fredon Township, NJ. I lived about 40 minutes from the course but never really made it over there all that often. There were other courses in the area that were either closer, more affordable or more appealing to me. The few times I did get out there, though... it was an enjoyable course.
The opening hole was one of my favorite opening holes ever and the closing hole was a perfect way to end the round. Thing was, the course absolutely beat me up each time I played it (until my final round). I shot 116, 122, 109 and then the last time I played it, I posted a 91. Just 3 days later, I broke 90 for the first time ever.
The next year, the course shut down and I moved to South Carolina 2 years later. Last I heard, it's become a horse farm. Now that I'm capable of shooting in the upper 70's... I'd love one more shot at the course.