Circle C - Sunday Morning

Immediately after yesterday's round at the MetCenter, Steve and I played poker until the wee hours of the morning. Nevertheless, after a few hours of sleep, we were ready to play Circle C.  Today's group consisted of Keith, Dave, Bob, Steve, Burko and myself.  Beautiful weather, warm and partly cloudy.  The winds that plagued us yesterday had died down.  Because of the nice weather we had to contend with numerous other groups on the course.

Keith had a very nice round today (and yesterday too), shooting even par with four birdies.  Even with the lack of sleep I played well today, I was only one stroke over my personal best for this course.  After a string of 5 pars on the back nine, fatigue caught up me on the last three holes.  A total of six birdies were made today:  Keith(4), Rob(1) and Bob(1).  We all sucked on #18, although Bob and Dave did manage to bogey it.  No discs lost, no discs found.

On the first tee.

Steve starts us off.

Keith with a trick shot

Big Dave on the #5 fairway

Me with an approach shot

Burko Driving

Keith with the uphill drive on #9

Steve driving downhill on #10

Keith on the fairway on #11

Bob flicking on #12 fairway

Burko on the fairway

Keith with a birdie putt on #13.  Great drive.

Dave driving on #14

Dave on the #14 fairway

Burko with a setup shot

Keith kicking up some dust!

Walking the path

Burko driving on #18

Keith on #18 in B&W

Bob managed to find some water again!

Steve with a final putt on #18

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MetCenter - Saturday Afternoon

We played a late afternoon round on Saturday at the MetCenter because Lif was not able to play on Sunday morning.  It felt a little strange playing in the afternoon but we adjusted quickly.  Today's group consisted of Lif, Dave, Keith, Bob, Steve and myself.  The weather was warm, partly cloudy and a little breezy.  Playing against the wind on number 10, the par 5 hole, was a challenge.  Most of the course was dry, but for some unknown reason the little pond was almost full.  Water was seeping from the base of the berm causing some muddy conditions.  

Good use was made today of Lif's Rake-Anator 3000.  Several discs found their way into the little creek.  Unfortunately, after and extensive search, we lost one of Dave's discs today to the dirty water.  Three birdies were made today:  Keith(1), Steve(1) and Heady(1). 

Bob starts us off on #1

Bob's putt attempt on #3.  Lif is playing guard.

Waiting for the group ahead of us to clear.

Searching for Dave's disc

Steve had an overthrow while practicing

Keith driving on #5

Steve reaching back

Steve's follow thru

Me with a bad flick against the wind on #8

Steve trying to get thru the trees

Lif's flick with a flat release

Dave with a long putt attempt on #9

Keith's putt caught the wind.

Dave putting it in

Keith had a putting adventure on this hole.

Steve with a long attempt

Dave driving with fire and anger

Steve fighting the wind

Taking a break again, waiting for the group ahead of us.

Steve with a par putt

Lif with a par putt.  Nice form on the follow thru!

Dave preparing to launch

Bob getting some distance on his flicks

Bob picking up his floater

Bob is getting good at this!

Preparing to throw the discus

Me trying to get some distance

Steve with an uphill putt.

Keith with a par putt on #15

Heady trying to picture the shot

I had a good drive, threw it past the basket.

Steve drive, he made birdie on #16

Dave with authority

Stuck the landing

Keith driving at dusk on #18

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