[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

I don't understand all the concern as to what the courses are called? Or is this just a pi$$ing contest?

Probably the latter.
But then again, say someone makes the assertion that Secretariat was a zebra. You give the definition of a horse, and by every criteria listed for a horse, Secretariat meets the definition. But the person still states he was a zebra. do you say whatever, or is it a pi$$ing contest?

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Probably the latter.
But then again, say someone makes the assertion that Secretariat was a zebra. You give the definition of a horse, and by every criteria listed for a horse, Secretariat meets the definition. But the person still states he was a zebra. do you say whatever, or is it a pi$$ing contest?

But who really cares?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by JoMar

But who really cares?

A novel question.

[fred53]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Probably the latter.
But then again, say someone makes the assertion that Secretariat was a zebra. You give the definition of a horse, and by every criteria listed for a horse, Secretariat meets the definition. But the person still states he was a zebra. do you say whatever, or is it a pi$$ing contest?

school of buffoonery and liberal socialism....twist any statement with non-sensical claims, assertions, definitions and glib vocalisms....if you can't dazzle them with your intellect then baffle them with B.S.....if I say something it must therefore be true, but not necessarily verifiable....

[Bonny]

A few years back we went with another couple to Kings Ridge in Clermont to play their course. First we have to drive there, after we are done, we now have to cart our clubs to the van and drive to a restaurant and now drive home.
It was a nice course and maybe fun to do that once in awhile, but I would rather take my cart to one of our courses, take my cart with friends to go eat, have a drink or both, then drive my cart clubs and all right into my garage.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by fred53

school of buffoonery and liberal socialism....twist any statement with non-sensical claims, assertions, definitions and glib vocalisms....if you can't dazzle them with your intellect then baffle them with B.S.....if I say something it must therefore be true, but not necessarily verifiable....

To which post are you referring? My horse or their zebra?

[tomwed]

Well, some golfers slice and some hook.
I say different strokes for different golfers.
[needs a little work with the iambic pantanama or maybe the rhyming]

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by tomwed

Well, some golfers slice and some hook.
I say different strokes for different golfers.
[needs a little work with the iambic pantanama]

meter, rhyming----your poetry is declining

[Mleeja]

Originally Posted by Bonny

A few years back we went with another couple to Kings Ridge in Clermont to play their course. First we have to drive there, after we are done, we now have to cart our clubs to the van and drive to a restaurant and now drive home.
It was a nice course and maybe fun to do that once in awhile, but I would rather take my cart to one of our courses, take my cart with friends to go eat, have a drink or both, then drive my cart clubs and all right into my garage.

Oh Bonny, your reply makes waaaay to much sense for this topic!

[Bonny]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

Oh Bonny, your reply makes waaaay to much sense for this topic!

What was I thinking !! LOL

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Bonny

Not a very nice thing to say.

No, but think of it this way:
If he doesn't play on TV courses, that's more tee times for the rest of us, and, you won't have to play with him and listen to all his trash talk about TV
Looks like a win-win

[Bonny]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

No, but think of it this way:
If he doesn't play on TV courses, that's more tee times for the rest of us, and, you won't have to play with him and listen to all his trash talk about TV
Looks like a win-win

[johnboy]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Because they can be. The courses are full , I'm surprised they didn't kick them up a few bucks. Remember, on the outside you'll have to pay to rent a cart, so your total cost is likely higher

I have never had to pay extra to rent a cart outside. It is always included in the greens fee. And yes they are overall much cheaper.

[tomwed]

Originally Posted by johnboy

I have never had to pay extra to rent a cart outside. It is always included in the greens fee. And yes they are overall much cheaper.

Think of it as a Happy Meal. You are paying for the cart.

[Warren Kiefer]

Originally Posted by johnboy

I have never had to pay extra to rent a cart outside. It is always included in the greens fee. And yes they are overall much cheaper.

I played Tierra Del Sol last Friday, cost me $41 and used my own cart, I booked four tee times at Stonecrest today, $15 and cart included !!!!