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Originally posted by Big Shooter View Post
Have to admit, I did not get there at all this year, so cannot comment on course conditions for 2019.
Apart from the final hole, I do find the lay-out quite nice for a 9 hole 'executive'. Particularly enjoy #8 a short par 3 over water, to a narrow(ish) green, surrounded by bunkers and trees. Little margin for error.
Not sure if it is still the original owner who played professional hockey in Holland, with an ex-teammate of mine, and who is responsible for the architectural features used in constructing the clubhouse and the antique furniture inside it.
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Originally posted by Arthur Dailey View Post
I remember you posting that. And mentioning that the round was 'slow'. You must have played on a 'club/league night' or something similar. When I go there it is usually late on a weekend and I have been able to get around very quickly.
Have to admit, I did not get there at all this year, so cannot comment on course conditions for 2019.
Apart from the final hole, I do find the lay-out quite nice for a 9 hole 'executive'. Particularly enjoy #8 a short par 3 over water, to a narrow(ish) green, surrounded by bunkers and trees. Little margin for error.
Not sure if it is still the original owner who played professional hockey in Holland, with an ex-teammate of mine, and who is responsible for the architectural features used in constructing the clubhouse and the antique furniture inside it.
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Originally posted by Arthur Dailey View Post
I remember you posting that. And mentioning that the round was 'slow'. You must have played on a 'club/league night' or something similar. When I go there it is usually late on a weekend and I have been able to get around very quickly.
Every great idea starts out as a blasphemy
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Originally posted by Arthur Dailey View Post
So was the issue slow play, course conditions, lay-out, value for money or how it compared to the Quarry? Or a combination?Every great idea starts out as a blasphemy
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