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Blade wrote:G'day Roy, if you want a bit of fun play Pitch in an online Funner, I did yesterday and the following players turned up Pitch & his mates Ole - OHNONO & SCHWARZKOPF & you reckon Lacers has a few Faces

Cheers
David

Used to have some great times in Greenskeep's room back in the day. Where does it happen now ?

At GameRanger,Roy

http://WWW.gameranger.com

RoyHiggi wrote:

Blade wrote:G'day Roy, if you want a bit of fun play Pitch in an online Funner, I did yesterday and the following players turned up Pitch & his mates Ole - OHNONO & SCHWARZKOPF & you reckon Lacers has a few Faces

Cheers
David

Used to have some great times in Greenskeep's room back in the day. Where does it happen now ?

David and I play some funners in the mornings , my time , feel free to join for a skype chat n a gameranger game.

DLoaded Game Ranger resistered and it said it already had my details. Who knew

no idea re password so had to get another one. Got that but each time I enter it it says it's incorrect.

That just about sums me up on computers. Failed and clueless.

So its off for a round.

RoyHiggi wrote:DLoaded Game Ranger resistered and it said it already had my details. Who knew

no idea re password so had to get another one. Got that but each time I enter it it says it's incorrect.

That just about sums me up on computers. Failed and clueless.

So its off for a round.

rhiggi is listed there

hmmm that must have happened ages ago! Not sure what to do next

RoyHiggi wrote:hmmm that must have happened ages ago! Not sure what to do next

create new name royhiggi or higgi ...

Roy, Just so you don't think I laid out Carey Park inaccurately. Here's a comparison of topographic maps of Carey and Augusta National. You can even see the high points I mentioned running through #3(green)/#6(tee)/#5(green) and over on #18.

The greens are tiny compared to nice country clubs and they almost invariably have been raised so if you miss a green it kicks one way or another. #2 can be really bad for that. All attempt to slope from back to front and there's not a terrible amount of break except for that. You may have noticed some of that in Round #4.

GoesForIt wrote:Roy, Just so you don't think I laid out Carey Park inaccurately. Here's a comparison of topographic maps of Carey and Augusta National. You can even see the high points I mentioned running through #3(green)/#6(tee)/#5(green) and over on #18.

The greens are tiny compared to nice country clubs and they almost invariably have been raised so if you miss a green it kicks one way or another. #2 can be really bad for that. All attempt to slope from back to front and there's not a terrible amount of break except for that. You may have noticed some of that in Round #4.

The back to front was clear. Felt a bit like Firestone where if you miss the snap its a really tough bendy putt and on challenging they are really hard.