Nath75

My brother played Bandon last summer, said it was the greatest golf experience he's ever had, and the price of admission is worth every penny. I want to go there badly.

At least the CA leg you could stay in the same hotel and knock all 3 rounds out in 2 days

Wow, gotta commit!

Tell you what, I am putting that on the list for later this summer after I move out west.

Bartram Trail #18 - tee box sits about 20' below landing area, and if you carry more than about 240-250 with a draw, you'll catch the crest and run risk of running down the slope toward the end of the first segment of fairway which falls away sharply to the second segment about 35' down. If you run it out a bit and manage to hold the fairway then you'll have a pretty serious downhill lie which makes the approach a bit tricky to navigate. Leaves a fairly sturdy approach to a severely sloping green L-->R; hope the pin is front right otherwise the chance of holding the back shelf is pretty slim. Par here is always a win, if I only drop a shot here I still consider it a win.

Dude that Scotty is SIIIICK, love it. I play a 8802 style putter, love the light head feel.

Yeah I try and ignore them as well, it's hard. So good.

That's what I'm talking about, still the best irons I've ever hit and can't imagine playing anything else to be fair. So, so soft.

So many choices, so few days in the year to play...

WHOA WHOA replacing the CMB? J/k, 3i is a tough cookie, I get it. However I will die on CMB mountain because they are the best feeling irons I've ever hit, I want to buy 2 or 3 more sets just to have replacement heads available that's how much I love.

Hello MGS community, My name is Nathan Watkins, I've been playing golf for roughly 35 years but have really only taken it seriously for about the last 10. My current handicap is 10, I usually shoot in the low 80s with the odd high score and even odder lower score. I love golf for the same reasons many love golf - I'm always chasing that perfect shot, that perfect hole, that perfect round. It's great to be part of nature in a sport that forces you to understand it and react to it. I came to MyGolfSpy out of a desire for more knowledge about the sport, and to extend in to a greater golf community. My brother is active here, has been for a while and I thought it time for me to join in. I'm originally from the Austin TX area, however currently hang my hat in Augusta. I play several courses in the area, but Forest Hills is my go-to because it's closest, and being a Bobby Jones course it gives me a sense of old-fashioned golf on a course that machinery didn't make bend its will to the designer. Best thing about golf here is that it's year-round and accessible, and I can't really say that there's a down side to golf here except maybe that during summer months the heat can be brutal. I am an active duty Army officer, trying to retire. My user name is a name I use on pretty much every forum I'm a member.