[darbyduff]

What ya talking???? We just played Lopez 2 weeks ago and thought it was in great condition!! If you think that is bad, you should see our courses up here!!!! The drought has really takin it's toll on everything including our lawns.

Anyway, my husband and I said we can't believe how beautiful it was. (We must have been smoking something strange....) ;D

[golfnut]

It's not what you're smokin' (although it may help) it's in the water. Every time I go to TV i take a couple gallons back with me.

[The Great Fumar]

I agree with golfnut, It is in the water, visitors take it home and start drinking it and the next thing you know they have sold their house and moved to TV............BEWARE OF THE WATER......

[darbyduff]

hic... It's the (hic) water????? Thank gawd, I thought I was seeing (hic) things.......


Silly question.... Now, don't laugh but I'm serious....We live in the West (for 3 more days) and we can't find enough water to flush our ....... you know!!!!

Anyway, I understand that Florida is built on a Peninsala (duh) and that all you have to do is dig deep enough and you'll have water. Even if it's salt water....isn't there something you can treat the water with and be able to use that water to put on the golf courses and lawns. I know it's a silly question but ....... isn't there a way?????

Now don't tell Al Gore I'm asking or he'll try to explain the whole global warming thing to me..............

[golfnut]

Be careful the topicop may show up here!

[nitehawk]

While playing Nancy Lopez last week on of the guys i was playing with showed us the plaque in the middle of the fairway which marks the opening drive of Nancy the day the course opened--- good drive

[lm01]

Not that Nancy would be happy about this conversation but from the sumter county tax records They are still a happy village resident.

Have a nice day folks

[nitehawk]

it does look like she owes the home - not TV