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9TH @ edgbaston

Postby Footwedge on Wed Jul 18, 2007 7:34 am

Not sure if anybody has had this happen to them here or anywhere else. Teeing off on the 9th hole at edgbaston I had it set for a hook against the wind. Hit a nice snap and the ball went almost directly backward along the ground. I didnt here anything but checked replay several times thinking there might of been an invisible tree or somthing and i missed the sound but nope. Ball went backwards str8 from the tee. Dont know if this was a game glitch or course /hole glitch but ive never seen it. Of course I came unravelled after this for the next few holes which I know is my fault. It was painful tho :?
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Postby Westview on Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:04 am

Must have been a weird glitch. :?
The nearest tree is 40 yds ahead of the tee box, on the left side of the fairway.
Hope it doesn't happen to me. :shock:
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Postby SteveFr on Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:11 am

Any chance you set up close to the tee-marker? On some courses these are solid objects, Unlike the old courses where the ball just passes straight through.
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Postby brokenclub on Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:31 am

Maybe is was the worst duck hook ever recorded
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Postby Fraser on Wed Jul 18, 2007 7:44 pm

I had that happen to me on one round, except it went sideways about 70 yards or so. I assume I hit the tee marker. At least it landed on the fairway of a different hole!!
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Postby djwoods10 on Thu Jul 19, 2007 8:21 am

there seems to be a lot of things happening with this course
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Postby Vibes on Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:57 pm

Same thing happened to me on the 17th par 5
I assumed i had hit the tee marker as I moved hard to the left, cost me a bogie on that hole
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Postby Westview on Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:15 pm

Sounds like all of these problems are because of the tee markers. :?
Beware of the tee markers! :shock:

My favorite hole was the par 4 16th. You can land on the green from the tee on all 4 rounds!
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Postby mercedes on Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:34 pm

It might be tee marker, however there are "invisible" trees on that course. I landed in rough on two different holes and the overview cam showed no trees. When i got to ball, tree right in front of me!!! That is definitely one strange course in many ways.

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Postby SteveFr on Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:45 pm

mercedes wrote:It might be tee marker, however there are "invisible" trees on that course. I landed in rough on two different holes and the overview cam showed no trees. When i got to ball, tree right in front of me!!! That is definitely one strange course in many ways.

Scott

I don't think the trees not appearing in the overhead cam is a course issue. I think it is is Links or APCD issue. I don't know the APCD at all but I vaguely remember reading that the shadow attribute determines whether something shows up in the top cam or not. I'm sure someone who does know will correct me if I'm wrong. I know it's something I notice regularly on many courses.

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Postby mercedes on Thu Jul 19, 2007 4:25 pm

That's interesting Steve. Maybe I just never noticed on other courses before. Thanks for heads up! When I don't see trees, I always think I got a break, even being in the rough!

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Postby JackRussellTerror on Thu Jul 19, 2007 4:26 pm

djwoods10 wrote:there seems to be a lot of things happening with this course


yep. same here >>>>> moved the ball over to the left on 17th tee right near the T marker. aimed it up the leftside with fade, and thwacked it 1/6. perfect !

nup :evil: it teeted off the T like a topped shot into that creek just in front. was struggling anyway, so spat the dummy :x and requalied for the round all over again :(
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Postby DennisHarris on Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:31 pm

I've played 8 rounds in two different flights without a problem. I've missed fairways and greens moved the ball on the tee and had no problems.


Maybe the answer is be like me ..... do not hit a perfect 12/6 snap in 8 rounds. LMAO!
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Edgbaston Tee Markers

Postby Tresclub on Thu Jul 19, 2007 11:01 pm

I went to the first tee in a practice session. Lined up directly behind all four tee markers I could see, starting with the two back tees. Hit a driver, and in every case hit the tee marker, and bounced wildly back and or to the side. Those tee markers at Edgbaston are solid objects.
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Postby Larry_Warrilow on Fri Jul 20, 2007 6:37 am

there was another apcd from about three years ago that had the same type of (solid object) tee markers (wellington?), where i learned the hard way. i've given all tee markers some leeway since then. lw
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