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gr8dryv

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I hope to attend, a THP gathering at a nice watering hole close by after one of the days would be nice.
 
I could see myself making the trip for that!
 
I would love to attend in 2022. It kinda sucks for putterham, that course will be ruined again.
 
I heard that was coming after a snafu was resolved. Really excited to see this and will probably make it up there to watch it.
 
I will be down for this.
 
I would be up for something
 
Less than 2 miles from where I live now...not sure I'll still be here in 2022, but if so, I'll be there!
 
Love it !
 
Very cool. . It's a bit unusual for the USGA to go somewhere the PGA of America has already been.

But I like it.

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Definitely going to have to talk the wife in to a road trip with the kids to see this.
 
You should consider meeting me at next year's open at Oakmont. Get your feet wet on the experience ;)
 
If I am still in the area, I'd like to come on up.
 
gr8dryv said:
Tons of USGA history here: http://www.tcclub.org/club/scripts/public/public.asp
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True. I should have been more specific. The USGA will rarely put a Men's US Open where a PGA Championship has been played.
The Ryder Cup I believe is viewed slightly differently. So I was off a little.

This is according to the book John Feinstein wrote about the USGA Selection process for US Opens . I believe he put it not so eloquently to paraphrase. The USGA won't eat where the PGA has Crapped.

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Cool, always a good time when the pro golfers descend on the Boston Area.
 
Great for the city!
 
When I worked at BC I would drive by the course almost every day. A downhill dogleg left right by the street always caught my eye. I really wanted to sneak on and tee it up every single time I passed.
 
I just love the history of this place. I would love to walk the same grounds as Frances Ouimet. The Greatest Game Ever Played is my favorite golf book, and I would totally read it again beforehand.
 
I found the list depressing, the U.S. Open will return to Pinehurst when I'm 55


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