@TourSwingsTommy@JustinRose99 I’ll never forget his holing out a wedge from the gunch for birdie on the 72nd hole that year. O’Meara would win with Tiger also in contention down the stretch.
@litmysoul@Variety Finally saw this and then found your review while reflecting on it. I was compelled to say that I really enjoyed it as a meaningful analysis of a tremendously moving film. Nice work.
@MattGinella@katie_ginella Well-said, Matt, and fully appreciated. This is no time for the sidelines. It’s not popular in our industry and speaking out isn’t always easy. Respect for decency, civility, maturity, and honesty dictate that we do.
@BFQuinn@m_bultman As a Marquette native who has been away for 18 years, my appreciation for the UP has only grown. It’ll always be home and is certainly a special place well worth exploring with people happy to chat sports with any strangers. Friendly bunch up there!
@RyanCaven1 All were memorable and inviting a return, but if I had to choose, I’d say the Old Course and North Berwick were my top two. This is more of a fun photo here, as a dog from a group on the 17th green photobombed some strangers on the Swilcan Bridge. The Old Course in a nutshell!
@RyanCaven1 Carnoustie, New and Old Courses, Kingsbarns, Dumbarnie, and then down to East Lothian for North Berwick and Gullane 1. This was the week before the Dunhill, with perfect weather for golf. I’m digging through about 500 photos right now and they only make me want to return!
@Adalyn0811@GCAJoeA It was fantastic fun. Gullane #1 was really enjoyable today as well. Are you playing in the Inverness-Evans Scholar event on Monday? I always look forward to returning for that tournament.
@GCAJoeA Former Inverness assistant here, thanks for the photos and report. Looks like our trip overlapped a bunch and I was a few hours ahead of you on Thursday at the Old Course. We’ve certainly been spoiled not only by the golf but by the weather! Cheers from North Berwick today!
@LinksGems@alfreddunhill Heading back home tomorrow but was fortunate to play all three of those over the last few days, having watched the tournament for years. Unless the weather proves a big challenge, they should be able to eat them up as the peripheral native grasses are very thin this year.