[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by PaulUnderwood

Brought my brother and his best friend to Palmer and I was totally embarrassed as to the condition should have taken them off campus.

Palmer course aerated & top dressed, in the last day or two. Small tines, which I don't think is good enough to solve their problem Greens, but it's a start.

[dewilson58]

Played yesterday.....................all was good.

Well except that damn tree on #9, Talley Ho.......hit a great second shot and the tree jumped out in front of my ball.

Tee boxes, fairways, traps, greens...............nice condition.

[Hape2Bhr]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Played yesterday.....................all was good.

Well except that damn tree on #9, Talley Ho.......hit a great second shot and the tree jumped out in front of my ball.

Tee boxes, fairways, traps, greens...............nice condition.

You should be past that tree with your drive.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Hape2Bhr

You should be past that tree with your drive.

Playing from the Golds, I've lost some distance.

[Paul1934]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Playing from the Golds, I've lost some distance.

Play to the friendly and a soft draw 2nd puts you at the 100.
Am lucky to live in the Hacienda Tierra Glenview triangle. 10 minutes by cart to a real 7 day range and a great selection of tracks. We consider Glenview our ‘country club’, excellent conditions year round. The Palms at Hacienda is a beautiful 9 and our go to for an early morning start to the day. (Oaks has really deteriorated and Lakes is chasing it to a degree)
Play with a couple of groups at other courses around the village and am usually disappointed to some degree when we go south of 466.