PDGA 2011 Tour Standards

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by ChrisMacG

Didn't everyone just throw a thumber over all of it?

Doubtful.

[griff]

Originally Posted by ChrisMacG

Didn't everyone just throw a thumber over all of it?

spike hyzer

[derek]

i still say that hole is better than any dogleg hole. and those trees have to be at least 50' away, its not that tough

[scoot_er]

Originally Posted by derek

i still say that hole is better than ANY dogleg hole. and those trees have to be at least 50' away, its not that tough

Really? Any dogleg hole?

I have played quite a few good par 4s and 5 s that are blind and dogleg off the tee. With that said i do not like blind par 3s

[mattman]

Originally Posted by DPdiscer

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seems maybe for the too serious of a player at 1.5 hours

[mattman]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

No holes with 25+' OB trees immediately in front of the tee box...

no mando's

@ chris, it's not complaining just pointing out your wrong. ha ha

[derek]

Originally Posted by scoot_er

Really? Any dogleg hole?

I have played quite a few good par 4s and 5 s that are blind and dogleg off the tee. With that said i do not like blind par 3s

That is the key, par 4 or 5 is different, with a REAL landing zone. I have played this kind of hole too and we dont have any here really, the two shot hole which is basically 2 holes combined into one with a nice landing zone with shot placement AND distance.

Dog legs arent intended for par 3 holes where you pitch 150ft with your putter, then jump putt 100ft to a basket at a 90 degree angle.

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by derek

That is the key, par 4 or 5 is different, with a REAL landing zone. I have played this kind of hole too and we dont have any here really, the two shot hole which is basically 2 holes combined into one with a nice landing zone with shot placement AND distance.

A significant number of holes on Largo and L2 get you close to that. L2 #4 is a perfect example of that.

[derek]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

A significant number of holes on Largo and L2 get you close to that. L2 #4 is a perfect example of that.

Good, I havent played there yet but I figured that might be the place that would have it. Anyways, you get my point. Can you agree with the 2nd part of my statement then>?

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by derek

Good, I havent played there yet but I figured that might be the place that would have it. Anyways, you get my point. Can you agree with the 2nd part of my statement then>?

This part?

Originally Posted by derek

Dog legs arent intended for par 3 holes where you pitch 150ft with your putter, then jump putt 100ft to a basket at a 90 degree angle.

I don't necessarily agree without seeing the hole first. But the one you describe there sounds less than ideal.