Birdshot Mini at Terramount

[tarazarr]

each of the alternate boxes were marked with the little red flags on both sides of where the bricks are, so they would be more visible, so Phil may not have been aware that there were bricks at each spot as well.

I see what your saying about that property holding another 18 in the woods.

But I agree with you, lets build 9 more now between the current #5 and #6 holes, with the vision of building those nine to be expanded to 18 of there own

[tarazarr]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

There were when we played Saturday.

And speaking of #4A. That was a fine hole for now, but it's going to require constant trimming & upkeep to prevent the opening from becoming overgrown and making the shot ridiculous/impossible.

ERic

I take it, you didn't get out the window?

Personally, I think 4A has the potential to be a signature hole on the course, when summer comes again and the foliage starts coming back really thick it could be manicured to be a gradual rising tunnel from the T-box to "the window", which could make it extremely difficult if you hit anything short of the opening

[derek]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

There were when we played Saturday.

And speaking of #4A. That was a fine hole for now, but it's going to require constant trimming & upkeep to prevent the opening from becoming overgrown and making the shot ridiculous/impossible.

ERic

Ill keep it trimmed, although i dont think it will need it. I birdied it several times before Scott came and trimmed it up. You should have seen it when i first made it, there were vines hanging everywhere, and the gap was much smaller. The biggest problem is the uneven tee area, which i do need to fix. With an even teebox that hole should be 85% birdie, although it will get somewhat harder and easier throughout the year

[Miller]

Originally Posted by leafylinks

With an even teebox that hole should be 85% birdie, although it will get somewhat harder and easier throughout the year

Assuming you can make it up the hill in the first place. It's one of the "longest" 260' holes I've ever played. How come you didn't play the tournament leafylinks? You could have seen everyone enjoying your hard work.

[brennan]

Originally Posted by leafylinks

and also another course in a new woodlands village which I will give details on later.

!

Can't wait!

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by tarazarr

I take it, you didn't get out the window?

No, I made it out, but missed the ~25' uphill birdie putt. Actually I missed all but one of my birdie putts. That's my game right now: missing putts.

Originally Posted by leafylinks

With an even teebox that hole should be 85% birdie

For who?

ERic

[Miller]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

No, I made it out, but missed the ~25' uphill birdie putt. Actually I missed all but one of my birdie putts. That's my game right now: missing putts.ERic

You just described my last 6 holes. Too bad mine were all inside of 10 feet.

[tarazarr]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

missed the ~25' uphill birdie putt.
ERic

I call those approach shots..

[derek]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

For who?

ERic

For 85% of PDGA players rated 900+ throwing an average of 350' (RHBH or LHBH) 95% of the time with accuracy of 90% from a concrete tee pad (portland cement + 99% pure granite 1% gravel), 88% from rubber mats (50%polyethelyne45%carbonfiber5%flaxseed) 81% from grass/dirt (35%bermuda, 65%saint augustine)

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by leafylinks

For 85% of PDGA players rated 900+ throwing an average of 350' (RHBH or LHBH) 95% of the time with accuracy of 90% from a concrete tee pad (portland cement + 99% pure granite 1% gravel), 88% from rubber mats (50%polyethelyne45%carbonfiber5%flaxseed) 81% from grass/dirt (35%bermuda, 65%saint augustine)

How hard is the wind blowing?