@RickRunGood It feels a bit manufactured IMO but I have seen this before especially across the pond so to speak. I had a buddy putt a ball OB at Portrush over the back of the green. One of the funniest damn things I’ve ever experienced during a round🤣
@Top100Rick Indoor golf has its place especially in cold weather climates. It will not replace the real thing but it’s a fantastic option when playing outside isn’t available for whatever the reason. InTown Golf is crushing it with this model in several upscale metro markets.
@BryanTweed16 Great bunkering = Love
Round green complexes every hole = hate
Unrelated to design is signage;
Lots of signs/reminders (carts, shirts tucked in, how to fix ball marks, etc = hate
Few if any signs = Love (better the place, less required)
@ben_mummery@TourSwingsTommy Couldn’t agree more! The boring robotic, emotionless reactions we get 99% of time are so stale. That’s why Terrell Hatton is must watch TV. Golf is hard, celebrate when something good happens!
@BryanTweed16 Feels like group therapy! Hi my name is Scott and I’m right there with you (shirts, hats, pullovers, etc). I also have more pairs of golf shoes than I’m willing to admit in a public place. Yes……I have a problem😇😅
@jamierkennedy I’ll go with Wild Horse is NE. Maybe it was some recency bias but it was in amazing condition and I had to use every club in the bag. Play is endlessly varied due to wind and pin locations. Great place……can’t wait to get back
@SethRaynor_ Barton Hills is awesome. Worked there as an assistant the year that clubhouse was built. Lifetime low of 29 on B9 in 1992😃! Still can remember every shot!
@doglegpar3@GreatSam19 Shaft angle is same/similar in both these pics. But hands are much more in front for Xander. May not be fair to compare a tour player swing but seems like there’s not enough lag from my perspective w/o seeing the actual result which is ultimately all that matters