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bambam 04-06-2008 08:41 PM

First Pole-ie of the Year?
 
It was my pleasure to play golf today with forum member and new friend, ColtsFan. During the round I had a pole-ie from 110 with a wedge. The shot wasn't great - a little thin - but it was online and the flag stopped my ball and gave me a birdie chance and easy two putt.

Is this the first of the year? How about you southerners?

ThinkingPlus 04-07-2008 08:49 PM

3 Weeks Ago
 
I was playing the ninth on the Star nine at Santa Ana GC in Bernalillo, NM about 3 weeks ago. I was about 105 out or so and hit a choked down PW. It hit the flag about 2/3 of the way down... and ricocheted about 50' away. :sad2: Three putts later, a solid six (YES!!! - :BangHead: ). Shot a 78 and was seriously POed. :mad:

bambam 04-07-2008 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThinkingPlus (Post 51869)
Three putts later, a solid six (YES!!! - :BangHead: ). Shot a 78 and was seriously POed. :mad:

I feel your pain. It was my first 'real' round of the year, and other than a short 3 hole stretch late in my round, I was a mess on the greens. I think I had 4 three putts and my chipping wasn't much better...:crybaby: :wall: Off to the scoring zone forum....

Yoda 04-07-2008 09:22 PM

Bird Words
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThinkingPlus (Post 51869)

I was playing the ninth on the Star nine at Santa Ana GC in Bernalillo, NM about 3 weeks ago. I was about 105 out or so and hit a choked down PW. It hit the flag about 2/3 of the way down... and ricocheted about 50' away. :sad2: Three putts later, a solid six (YES!!! - :BangHead: ). Shot a 78 and was seriously POed. :mad:

Steph,

Per Post #2 here http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=5470, with that double bogey six, you scored a 'hawk'. And your approach shot was 'hawkish'.

Where else but LBG?

:laughing9

ThinkingPlus 04-07-2008 09:47 PM

Nay, nay; Just a Bogie
 
It was a par 5. I had high expectations of a birdie. In some ways I was lucky. The ball went left. If it had come right back at me it would have been very wet.

golfguru 04-07-2008 10:25 PM

"Hole 14, 55m pitch shot, hit flag, slam dunk in the hole, by Matthew Smith, aged 10".

Quote for Shot of the Day in a scramble a few months back. He won dad a 6 pack. I hope he doesn't think that I am going to give them back when he turns 18:laughing9

Yoda 04-07-2008 10:32 PM

Too Darn Straight
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThinkingPlus (Post 51872)

It was a par 5. I had high expectations of a birdie. In some ways I was lucky. The ball went left. If it had come right back at me it would have been very wet.

:oops: Okay, okay . . . I stand corrected.

Nevertheless, the definition holds:

hawk n. A poor score of any magnitude resulting from a shot hit just too straight for the player's own good.


:crybaby:

mrodock 04-07-2008 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 51874)
:oops: Okay, okay . . . I stand corrected.

Nevertheless, the definition holds:

hawk n. A poor score of any magnitude resulting from a shot hit just too straight for the player's own good.


:crybaby:

Now I know why the Hawk aimed for 6 foot uphillers, the damn pin can get in the way of holing out. Makes you wonder why he didn't have his caddy tend the flag when playing approach shots.

ThinkingPlus 04-08-2008 07:58 AM

Agreed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 51874)
:oops: Okay, okay . . . I stand corrected.

Nevertheless, the definition holds:

hawk n. A poor score of any magnitude resulting from a shot hit just too straight for the player's own good.


:crybaby:

The "hawk" certainly qualifies since my intended score was a birdie. The mantra for par 5s is, "Must birdie par 5s, MUST birdie par 5s!!!".:lol: If only a mantra could make it happen...


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