[dewilson58]

Put it back on your rotation.

Course was in good condition.

Heard two Critters checking in and were jerks to the staff behind the counter.
"What's the condition of the course?"
"Why don't you know?"
"It's been closed for two months, it should be in great condition."

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Put it back on your rotation.

Course was in good condition.

Heard two Critters checking in and were jerks to the staff behind the counter.
"What's the condition of the course?"
"Why don't you know?"
"It's been closed for two months, it should be in great condition."

Rocky and Bullwinkle????

Perhaps they should have asked their questions before reserving the time slot and checking in :1rotfl;

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Put it back on your rotation.

Course was in good condition.

Heard two Critters checking in and were jerks to the staff behind the counter.
"What's the condition of the course?"
"Why don't you know?"
"It's been closed for two months, it should be in great condition."

Played Havana today, first time all year. Kilimanjaro to Kenya.

In my opinion, the course is in better condition than Glenview and TDS. I don't think it's a great course, but the conditioning is excellent for TV.

Greens are slow. As most know, courses South of 466 are struggling with the lack of rain, given the limits of their Water Withdrawal Permit. Havana seems to be letting things grow more than usual (particularly the greens), which in my opinion, is necessary and the proper thing to do, given the lack of water availability.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Put it back on your rotation.

Course was in good condition.

Heard two Critters checking in and were jerks to the staff behind the counter.
"What's the condition of the course?"
"Why don't you know?"
"It's been closed for two months, it should be in great condition."

USGA compliance nerds...