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Interestingly enough I played our home course today with the pro. He and I played the very from ladies tees on the front nine, then played the tips on the back nine, almost 800 yards longer. Played well too!
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On Monday, me and two buds are playing at Belmont Golf Course in Richmond. It was formerly known as Hermitage CC and was the site of the 1949 PGA Championship, won by Slammin' Sammy Snead. It is now an Henrico County Park - old school cc style course with small greens and lots of hills. It's $22 to walk on weekdays, so I'm packing the PING Moonlite bag with 7 clubs and hoofing it. Stand by for pics and lies!
"Belmont Golf Course, located in Henrico County, Virginia, features an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course. In 1949, the course was host to the PGA Championship won by Sam Snead. Belmont Golf Course, formerly the Hermitage Country Club, was designed in 1916 by Albert Warren Tillinghast, one of the best course architects of his time. The course was redesigned in 1927 by Donald Ross. Henrico County purchased the golf course, recreation center, and other buildings in 1976".
"Belmont Golf Course, located in Henrico County, Virginia, features an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course. In 1949, the course was host to the PGA Championship won by Sam Snead. Belmont Golf Course, formerly the Hermitage Country Club, was designed in 1916 by Albert Warren Tillinghast, one of the best course architects of his time. The course was redesigned in 1927 by Donald Ross. Henrico County purchased the golf course, recreation center, and other buildings in 1976".
On Monday, me and two buds are playing at Belmont Golf Course in Richmond. It was formerly known as Hermitage CC and was the site of the 1949 PGA Championship, won by Slammin' Sammy Snead. It is now an Henrico County Park - old school cc style course with small greens and lots of hills. It's $22 to walk on weekdays, so I'm packing the PING Moonlite bag with 7 clubs and hoofing it. Stand by for pics and lies!
"Belmont Golf Course, located in Henrico County, Virginia, features an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course. In 1949, the course was host to the PGA Championship won by Sam Snead. Belmont Golf Course, formerly the Hermitage Country Club, was designed in 1916 by Albert Warren Tillinghast, one of the best course architects of his time. The course was redesigned in 1927 by Donald Ross. Henrico County purchased the golf course, recreation center, and other buildings in 1976".
Shot 46/39 - didn't get anything going until #8. It was hot (95) and humid, but nobody wilted. I used my cold wrap chamois and drank lots of fluids. Gonna rest tomorrow. A few photos here - one of Mr. Snead and his family after winning the 1949 PGA Championship here. Nice little all bermuda muni - $22 to walk! Carried the PING Moonlite with driver, 7W, 5H, 7i, 9i, UW, putter.
"Belmont Golf Course, located in Henrico County, Virginia, features an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course. In 1949, the course was host to the PGA Championship won by Sam Snead. Belmont Golf Course, formerly the Hermitage Country Club, was designed in 1916 by Albert Warren Tillinghast, one of the best course architects of his time. The course was redesigned in 1927 by Donald Ross. Henrico County purchased the golf course, recreation center, and other buildings in 1976".
Shot 46/39 - didn't get anything going until #8. It was hot (95) and humid, but nobody wilted. I used my cold wrap chamois and drank lots of fluids. Gonna rest tomorrow. A few photos here - one of Mr. Snead and his family after winning the 1949 PGA Championship here. Nice little all bermuda muni - $22 to walk! Carried the PING Moonlite with driver, 7W, 5H, 7i, 9i, UW, putter.
ChrisLyons
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Beautiful course!
Headed off to my favorite place to play, the private course across town from me, Mount Pleasant. It's our home course for High School. Better kept and just a better course than my membership. Good thing is that on less busy days, they let us high school players go out even if we aren't members, the pro there is a real class act. Here are some photos I took last year;
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Good looking course.
Have fun kid, great looking track and good pics!
Some more pictures
nowhere today....................playing tomorrow at the P.B. Dye monster known as The Gauntlet.
Sucks to be you I guess
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