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Players wearing shorts, carrying their own clubs, and using range finders. Win, win, and a win.
Players wearing shorts, carrying their own clubs, and using range finders. Win, win, and a win.
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It looked like shit to me.Loved it but tbh Seminole was built up in my head from everything I’ve read and heard to be this mythical playground golf Mecca. I was underwhelmed by the course, it looked like a typical Florida golf course to me. Maybe I’m missing something.
It looked like shit to me.
Side note: it's amazing how much they rely on caddies to read greens.
*LIVE* golfThere was golf on?
*LIVE* golf
It was only one foursome and about 30 other people following them. One guy to pull the pins, one to rake the bunkers, cameramen, microphone guys, etc. No gallery. Course completely shutdown.
Yes, they did all those things.LIVE Golf?!?!?! WTF? Did they wear masks, keep 6' apart, use hand sanitizer every 5 minutes, spray for murder bees, carry 4 leaf clovers or rabbit's feet, and sacrifice a virgin?
There wasn't anything wrong with that course. Was it at the level of a course at standard PGA event? No, but it was nowhere near the level of a muni.
Oh I would agree that it wasn’t muni level. My point was that Seminole had been built up in books and articles as a sort of “golf Mecca” where some of the all time greats have played-Hogan comes to mind. Maybe the fact that it has never been on TV made it so mysterious. But once I saw it, i still say it looked like a typical Florida golf course. In my mind-and maybe it’s just me-I conjured up images of an Augusta like course. It looked more like Doral. Nice but not mythical.
Oh I would agree that it wasn’t muni level. My point was that Seminole had been built up in books and articles as a sort of “golf Mecca” where some of the all time greats have played-Hogan comes to mind. Maybe the fact that it has never been on TV made it so mysterious. But once I saw it, i still say it looked like a typical Florida golf course. In my mind-and maybe it’s just me-I conjured up images of an Augusta like course. It looked more like Doral. Nice but not mythical.
^^^thisBeing designed by Donald Ross also makes it a little more notable I think. Some very “plain” tracks are held in very high regard!