phenom4hire
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I thought this might be a fun topic to start. We could post an aerial view of our home/favorite course and discuss with each other. It would be kinda of like putting a face to a name for some of us to see where each other plays. I know I envy some of the New England guys. Those courses up there look so green and open to me. Anyway Ill start.
Course is Pine Forest Country Club in Jesup, GA. The only course within about 30 min of me, so the one I play most often and consider my home course. I probably play 40-50 rounds a year here with a sprinkling of rounds at different courses around the area and a few way out of my area on vacation or a THP event.
Course is fairly short at around 6600-6700 hundred yards from the back tees and about 6200 from the whites. Plenty of scoring opportunities on the front 9 with a little trouble on the last few, and the back 9 is the more testy of the two with a few oddly routed holes and more water into play. If you tend to get to left or right this course will dish out the penalties for out of bounds as the fairways are fairly tight with the exceptions of a few par 5s and par 4s. We have one really short par 3 at 100-115 yards, one regular at around 150, and two par 3s that are 185-190.
There is a mens group that plays everday at 1230 and on Saturdays and Sundays there is a money game in said group (mostly older guys).
My Best score is an 89 twice, once not to long ago with a 50 on the easier front and a 39 on the back. Looking forward to seeing and reading about everyone's courses.
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Course is Pine Forest Country Club in Jesup, GA. The only course within about 30 min of me, so the one I play most often and consider my home course. I probably play 40-50 rounds a year here with a sprinkling of rounds at different courses around the area and a few way out of my area on vacation or a THP event.
Course is fairly short at around 6600-6700 hundred yards from the back tees and about 6200 from the whites. Plenty of scoring opportunities on the front 9 with a little trouble on the last few, and the back 9 is the more testy of the two with a few oddly routed holes and more water into play. If you tend to get to left or right this course will dish out the penalties for out of bounds as the fairways are fairly tight with the exceptions of a few par 5s and par 4s. We have one really short par 3 at 100-115 yards, one regular at around 150, and two par 3s that are 185-190.
There is a mens group that plays everday at 1230 and on Saturdays and Sundays there is a money game in said group (mostly older guys).
My Best score is an 89 twice, once not to long ago with a 50 on the easier front and a 39 on the back. Looking forward to seeing and reading about everyone's courses.