Cool, want to caddie for me at the Mid-Am qualifier on August 7th at George Wright? Laughing about your basketball takes will keep me loose. PM if interested.Lol
I’ve played it as well…..so what?? I played my college golf at UConn, where did you play yours?? And I’m not talking about hacking it around with your buddies.
Totally disagree on the course. I think it’s been a really interesting course so far. Very curious to see if they dial up the pain for the rest of the rounds.Very unattractive track....NBC coverage is horrible too...
As we know, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.... The midrise buildings visible in almost every camera view really enhance it's attractiveness (NOT!) ; and the ratty sand/waste areas with weeds (fescue, not so much) running amuck...reminds me of Bethpage Black in the 80s BEFORE they overhauled it: it was a proverbial goat track.Unattractive? Curious to know why. This place has it all
Agree on nbc coverage. Morgan pressel is useless and they’re flooding the broadcast with commercials
I actually really love the city courses like this where you can see the buildings in the background. Greens are interesting, which combined with some of the rough around the greens has already led to some real creative short game challenges. Couldn't disagree with you more on the waste areas. Look great and add some really unique challenges if you get in trouble. And of course the bunkers are awesome and seem to actually be penal, unlike the vast majority of courses we see. I'm hoping they dial it on the weekend when pace of play isn't as big of a concern.As we know, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.... The midrise buildings visible in almost every camera view really enhance it's attractiveness (NOT!) ; and the ratty sand/waste areas with weeds (fescue, not so much) running amuck...reminds me of Bethpage Black in the 80s BEFORE they overhauled it: it was a proverbial goat track.
Please define "it all".
Heard on PGA Tour radio telecast(Sirius) this aft that the greens were "double cut" before they were rolled last night.. Cranking up the speed and limiting the water on them will firm them up heading into weekend..Seems like the players in early groups are not posting great scores. Tougher pin placements?
They were saying 13.5 on the stimp today.So, there's this.
Greens are meh. Not masive undulation which means average putters who get hot have a chance. Or, great putters just pour in putts all weekend.
They've been compared to Pinehurst whereas actual size and useable size are massively different.
In the fairway, on the green. Make a few putts.
-4 seems great.
Koepka slammed the Course tonight. Wow.
To each his own!I actually really love the city courses like this where you can see the buildings in the background. Greens are interesting, which combined with some of the rough around the greens has already led to some real creative short game challenges. Couldn't disagree with you more on the waste areas. Look great and add some really unique challenges if you get in trouble. And of course the bunkers are awesome and seem to actually be penal, unlike the vast majority of courses we see. I'm hoping they dial it on the weekend when pace of play isn't as big of a concern.
And the Leester has the answers!And yes this course demands all the shots. A real test
Koepka slammed the Course tonight. Wow. When the #1 player in golf/Majors has bad things to say, not a good look. This is not playing like a U.S. Open should be. Too "tricked up", not many decisions, lots of awkward shots, etc. But most of all, players should NOT be putting up such low scores half-way through. This is supposed to be the hardest test in golf with winning scores -5 or worse and not many players over par. Jack and Tom Watson probably shaking their heads at this setup.
My buddy was out there yesterday and said the atmosphere was totally dead.Course is so tight they only allow 22k on site each day and only 9k for general public.
Not a fan of that for US Open. Need courses who can logistically support 35k-45k each day.
Zero buzz on the course right now.