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Archive for March 2009

Lewiston Golf and CC

A couple of my wimpy friends bailed out due to “marginal” weather last Saturday, so I drove down alone. What a treat. Green grass growing, 48 degrees and no wind or rain. A veteran member to play with, ten minutes between starting times. And gorgeous, spectacular scenery - right up against those huge cliffs. Plus some interesting risk-reward holes and pretty zippy greens that putted reasonbly true. The back side is very interesting, but they are rebuilding #16 and you hit two drives off of #17 tee, one to the temp green for #16, then your regular tee shot for #17…bit of a bottleneck. But I got to see why the Lewiston HS kids are such good golfers - a foursome was behind us - one of them left it about 15 yds short of the green - hole is 385 yds long!!! $35 per round plus cart - the most fun I’ve had on a golf course for months! Call for a time and go play - 208-746-2801. Allow two hours to get there. Very courteous and professional staff also.

Slow Play $^$%^&!!!

The average time to play in the Honda last week was 5.5 hours - for a threesome! There are penalties for slow play on the PGA tour - one stroke after two warnings. Guess how many times a player has been assessed that penalty since the PGA tournaments began? ZERO TIMES! Bernhard Langher was the former slow guy. And Sabatini played right through a guy in his own group last year. How much fun do you have waiting ten minutes on every hole?

Five minutes to line up a putt!

This is not brain surgery, folks.
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Andy Hoye has played golf for 50 years, and thinks he’s a little better than he was 20 years ago. His personal best score is a 77 at Liberty Lake. Handicap varies, but not into single digits yet. Andy tries to play at least twice a week, and also builds and repairs clubs. “I’ve been involved in computers and the Internet since 1974, but mainly I like to play, practice and talk about golf, particularly around Spokane.”




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