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Originally Posted by IrishGolfer Very slack Mr. N! You are way on the inside here, with a lot of weight on the back foot. I imagine you hooked the knickers off this shot, the camera doesn't lie.
The course looks fairly open, I imagine a few scores were delivered on this track. I asle assume it is new, looks like a lot of development going on. what were the greens like? And how did you shoot? Another 43 points with a snowman, eh?
Did you get any sun at all? Sure you were no doubt used to it. Bloody typical eh? Were these all HL reprobates that went? Anyone get arrested? |
Who asked for the swing critique ??? ... weight on back has always been a problem esp on downswing.. trying to be more "athletic" on set up, weight on balls of toes and keeping flex in back leg ...
IG don't let the openess fool ya .. this is one serious course, I think it's been open 2-3 years, and as with all these developments they bring with them the plethora of holiday homes etc, tho in saying that they weren't in yer face and were mostly low lying devlopments. The waste areas were penal as were the bunkers, I should've taken more pics greenside, as nearly everyone of them were elevated with surrounding high faced bunkers. The course contrary to what you can see wasn't baked, most of the browness is dormant bermuda grass. Greens were exceptional as befits most of the new courses with USGA spec'd sand based greens.
The inside read on Hacienda is that it will challenge Vallderama, San Roque, Sotogrande etc as the numero uno in Spain. This is not a friendly holiday course it's one that you gotta bring yer serious game with you - fairway finding is essential.
Will post further courses to demonstrate the sun did shine, but if memory serves the winner on this wet and fairly windy day had 34 points !! nope not me 31 (I think), as I say looks can be deceiving this would rank as one of the top5 courses I've played this year, difficulty wise (bearing in mind conditions) it would be probably be the toughest.
Heel of the hunt I waited until the last day to storm thu the field to retain my trophy (claret jug) .. but for anyone flying into southern Spain, Murcia region this is a must !