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88 at the Shenvalee Golf Resort Played the Miller/Creek 18.

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Beautiful Shenandoah Valley! I actually rented a room as Shenvalee over the pro shop for 6 weeks as temp living quarters when I went to work for Merrilat Industries back in the mid-80's. Shenvallee is the course where I first broke 80 - great memories playing there. As usual you and Brian are bating me by looking like you hate being there. ;):cool:
 
Beautiful Shenandoah Valley! I actually rented a room as Shenvalee over the pro shop for 6 weeks as temp living quarters when I went to work for Merrilat Industries back in the mid-80's. Shenvallee is the course where I first broke 80 - great memories playing there. As usual you and Brian are bating me by looking like you hate being there. ;):cool:


Truly is a great facility! We should do a golf trip there this summer.

We are just trolling you papaD. See Below:

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When the course is crowded they "pair us up" with anybody. Played with two old ladies (they played fast) and one of their husbands. Used the new Cobra King LTD. Shot 42 and 41. One par four drive was in middle of fairway with 75 to the pin. One of the ladies asked "is that your drive"? God I love hitting long drives. :D
 
Fact #1: My 71 year old body simply can no longer compete playing from the tips. Par 4's are played as Par 5's. Par 5's... forget it!
Fact #2: If you are talked into playing the tips, don't do it two days in a row right after the greens are aerated. Playing short, you have to put your chip shots close. If you don't it's a sure two putt or 3-jack. Can't afford that when you are putting for par.
Fact #3: Had one of the only two birdies, yesterday, out of the fivesome. Came within about 2" of an ace on a Par 3. That's the only way to score on these greens. Don't putt!
Not even recording the scores from Saturday/Sunday. Higher than Cheech & Chong. Back with the geezers tomorrow.
 
Fact #1: My 71 year old body simply can no longer compete playing from the tips. Par 4's are played as Par 5's. Par 5's... forget it!
Fact #2: If you are talked into playing the tips, don't do it two days in a row right after the greens are aerated. Playing short, you have to put your chip shots close. If you don't it's a sure two putt or 3-jack. Can't afford that when you are putting for par.
Fact #3: Had one of the only two birdies, yesterday, out of the fivesome. Came within about 2" of an ace on a Par 3. That's the only way to score on these greens. Don't putt!
Not even recording the scores from Saturday/Sunday. Higher than Cheech & Chong. Back with the geezers tomorrow.
That's pretty high!! :D
 
That's pretty high!! :D
What's hurting me is driver distance. I can drive with... and usually a little longer... than the geezers. The young flat-bellies fly it way out there. Have lost considerable distance this past year. Can no longer close my right fist to where the finger tips will even touch the palms. Too much arthritis has set in. So, I don't feel as if I have much control of the driver. Have to really slow down the swing to keep the ball in front of me.
Picked up a jumbo Crossline this afternoon. Installed it with two layers of tape. Will see what that does tomorrow.

Gettin' old ain't for sissies! Still better than the alternative......
 
I was +4 standing on our 15th tee. Then went +3, +1, +3, +2 to finish +13!!

I would consider it one of my weaker finishes. Probably not helped by 4 hours sleep. Strange as it may sound, I'm hitting the ball quite well and putting well. P A T I E N C E !
 
I was +4 standing on our 15th tee. Then went +3, +1, +3, +2 to finish +13!!

I would consider it one of my weaker finishes. Probably not helped by 4 hours sleep. Strange as it may sound, I'm hitting the ball quite well and putting well. P A T I E N C E !
Being 4 over thru 14 on fours hours' sleep is the accomplishment. Should have quit right there. ;)
 
I was +4 standing on our 15th tee. Then went +3, +1, +3, +2 to finish +13!!

I would consider it one of my weaker finishes. Probably not helped by 4 hours sleep. Strange as it may sound, I'm hitting the ball quite well and putting well. P A T I E N C E !
Did the hangover finally kick in on 15?

No other excuse for only 4 hours sleep (unless its a sick kiddo) and then in that case you get a pass.
 
Did the hangover finally kick in on 15?

No other excuse for only 4 hours sleep (unless its a sick kiddo) and then in that case you get a pass.

I only had a couple of beers! My brother was in town and I haven't seen him in ages. And he wanted to go for a few beers. My bed was screaming at me but my heart said no!

I've had a bad run over the past few weeks. The kids are in a show, we don't get back home every night until around 11.30pm. By the time I get them to bed, etc I'm lucky to be asleep by 12.30 and then up at 6am to walk our dog for about 1 hour. I need about 7/8 hours to survive. Sleep deprivation is not a good thing.

It took me three shots to get the ball out of a greenside bunker on #15. I three-jacked the 16th. It took me three chips to get the ball up a severe slope to a front pin on #17. It turned in a game of mini-golf. And it took me three shots to extricate myself from under the face of a bunker on 18. It seemed all the shit piled up and I was too frazzled to deal with it.

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