The Golf Thread

norm

1 tee shot + 1 lost ball + 1 shot on green + 2 putts = 5 strokes

The Juggler

norm said:

1 tee shot + 1 lost ball + 1 shot on green + 2 putts = 5 strokes

Thank you. Thought I was losing my mind

norm

Why does he think it's 6?

The Juggler

How about this one:

Tee shot sails out of bounds. Take second shot from tee box, lands in fairway (a beautiful 250 yd drive if I might add). Next shot lands just off green. Next shot on. Two putt. 

6?

The Juggler

norm said:

Why does he think it's 6?

Combination of plenty of beers and that I think he was trying to cheat

Cliffy6745

The Juggler said:

How about this one:

Tee shot sails out of bounds. Take second shot from tee box, lands in fairway (a beautiful 250 yd drive if I might add). Next shot lands just off green. Next shot on. Two putt. 

6?

Yes. Provisionals are a bitch. I always assume I can find it no matter how bad my shot was and take a drop further up. Oops

played out at Pickering valley yesterday. Assume that is somewhere near you in east bumble fuck. Took me over 2 hours to get back to south philly. I really enjoyed the course though. Thought it was pretty challenging and made you think. Ended up with a 103 (I'm up to a 23...yikes) after a birdie bogey par start. I had probably my best drive ever too. Took a DJ line over trees on a downhill dog leg right and it probably ended up around 300-310ish. Thought it was going to be barely in the right rough further back and couldn't find my ball at first, look down the hill a bit more and it's 25 yards in front of the green dead in the middle of the fairway. Fucking bogeyed it of course.

Gotta get out a bit over the next few weeks. Playing cricket club in mid June. Will be my first time playing with a caddie...

eddiec

The Juggler said:

Rule question that I argued about with my friend with the other day. Here is how I thought the hole should be scored:

Tee shot was not able to be found. Didn't go out of bounds, we just couldn't find it in thick grass. So I dropped off the fairway near where we thought it went. I counted the drop as a stroke. Next shot landed on the green and I two putted. So I figured I am up on three and two putted so that's a 5 right?

He was saying it should be a 6.

Who is right?

I'm pretty sure if the ball was lost you should be going back to the tee and hitting your 3rd shot from the tee.
Edit: I would probably mark the way you did it as a 6.

eddiec

The Juggler said:

How about this one:

Tee shot sails out of bounds. Take second shot from tee box, lands in fairway (a beautiful 250 yd drive if I might add). Next shot lands just off green. Next shot on. Two putt. 

6?

I think that's a 7.

Cliffy6745

eddiec said:

The Juggler said:

How about this one:

Tee shot sails out of bounds. Take second shot from tee box, lands in fairway (a beautiful 250 yd drive if I might add). Next shot lands just off green. Next shot on. Two putt. 

6?

I think that's a 7.

Yes, I can't do math apparently 

The Juggler

eddiec said:

The Juggler said:

Rule question that I argued about with my friend with the other day. Here is how I thought the hole should be scored:

Tee shot was not able to be found. Didn't go out of bounds, we just couldn't find it in thick grass. So I dropped off the fairway near where we thought it went. I counted the drop as a stroke. Next shot landed on the green and I two putted. So I figured I am up on three and two putted so that's a 5 right?

He was saying it should be a 6.

Who is right?

I'm pretty sure if the ball was lost you should be going back to the tee and hitting your 3rd shot from the tee.
Edit: I would probably mark the way you did it as a 6.

Not enough time to go back to the tee box. Yeah I agree with you guys on the other one being a 7 now. 

The Juggler

Cliffy6745 said:

The Juggler said:

How about this one:

Tee shot sails out of bounds. Take second shot from tee box, lands in fairway (a beautiful 250 yd drive if I might add). Next shot lands just off green. Next shot on. Two putt. 

6?

Yes. Provisionals are a bitch. I always assume I can find it no matter how bad my shot was and take a drop further up. Oops

played out at Pickering valley yesterday. Assume that is somewhere near you in east bumble fuck. Took me over 2 hours to get back to south philly. I really enjoyed the course though. Thought it was pretty challenging and made you think. Ended up with a 103 (I'm up to a 23...yikes) after a birdie bogey par start. I had probably my best drive ever too. Took a DJ line over trees on a downhill dog leg right and it probably ended up around 300-310ish. Thought it was going to be barely in the right rough further back and couldn't find my ball at first, look down the hill a bit more and it's 25 yards in front of the green dead in the middle of the fairway. Fucking bogeyed it of course.

Gotta get out a bit over the next few weeks. Playing cricket club in mid June. Will be my first time playing with a caddie...

I've never played Pickering Valley. It's about a half hour from me. Will have to get there at some point this summer. 

Finally playing Broad Run on Thursday. That's the course I was going to play the day of the Friday PJ show last year but was rained out. Can't wait to check it out. 

On this round I was referencing from a few days ago, I had 6 one putts and still ended up with a 97 (well 96,now, after further review). Funny, albeit, frustrating as fuck game!

bootlegger10

Love watching The Players.  The pros don't like it because you can get unlucky but each hole is great for TV and especially the last three.

eddiec

The Juggler said:

eddiec said:

The Juggler said:

Rule question that I argued about with my friend with the other day. Here is how I thought the hole should be scored:

Tee shot was not able to be found. Didn't go out of bounds, we just couldn't find it in thick grass. So I dropped off the fairway near where we thought it went. I counted the drop as a stroke. Next shot landed on the green and I two putted. So I figured I am up on three and two putted so that's a 5 right?

He was saying it should be a 6.

Who is right?

I'm pretty sure if the ball was lost you should be going back to the tee and hitting your 3rd shot from the tee.
Edit: I would probably mark the way you did it as a 6.

Not enough time to go back to the tee box. Yeah I agree with you guys on the other one being a 7 now. 

Yeah, sometimes it's hard going back, especially if course is busy. But in that case I would say you have to take the liberty of saying that your dropped ball is your 4th shot- since you didn't go back to the tee you kind of have to play the ball as if you did- 3 from the tee and now you are playing it. So, unfortunately, I would say your playing partner had it right and that was a 6. 

Edit: It's actually a great 6 to get down from where you were.

Wobbie

is there a whiter crowd in sports than a golf crowd? nope.

eddiec

Wobbie said:

is there a whiter crowd in sports than a golf crowd? nope.

Nascar.

Cliffy6745

This is fun 

Indifference71

Cliffy6745 said:

This is fun 

Can't believe Day missed that putt.  Brutal.

Wobbie

eddiec said:

Wobbie said:

is there a whiter crowd in sports than a golf crowd? nope.

Nascar.

about the same.

neither one involves athletes.

bootlegger10

Wobbie said:

eddiec said:

Wobbie said:

is there a whiter crowd in sports than a golf crowd? nope.

Nascar.

about the same.

neither one involves athletes.

Golf doesn't require athletic ability?  Tell that to Tiger's back and knees.  All that non-physical activity takes its toll I guess.  

Wobbie

bootlegger10 said:

Wobbie said:

eddiec said:

Wobbie said:

is there a whiter crowd in sports than a golf crowd? nope.

Nascar.

about the same.

neither one involves athletes.

Golf doesn't require athletic ability?  Tell that to Tiger's back and knees.  All that non-physical activity takes its toll I guess.  

No, it doesn't. tiger's back may be due to the 9 iron elin threw down on his back.