MetCenter

A small group of us played today at MetCenter:  Lif, Bob, Big Dave and myself.  Nice weather for December, sunny and a little chilly when we started.  The sun warmed us up after a few holes and we shed the long sleeves.  A steady breeze picked up after about the tenth hole.

Two birdies were made today, Lif and Bob.  I had an average round, my drives were flying good today.  I almost made par on the long #10 hole, bounced off the basket.  I missed a few putts like that today.  I was throwing my Millennium LS Polaris great today, several long drives.  However, on #13 I only threw it about 25 feet and it rolled into the muddy creek.  Dagnabbit! I had to go wading for it.  I got it back and found another disc while was looking for mine.  No discs lost, one disc found.

Bob on the first fairway

Dave's approach shot

Lif giving it a flick.

Rob trying the flick.

Lif with a mulligan flick!

Rob standing around

Rob's approach shot.  Saved par.

Dave putting

Dave and Rob seeing where it went.

Big Dave driving

Rob with a flick approach

Rob putting with style.  Bounced off the basket.  Dagnabbit!

Lif winding up for a long drive on #10.

Bob took some time out to go fishing!

Lif from the gully

Looking for my drive in the dirty water on #13

Found a disc.  It flies pretty good!

Got my shorts a little wet.

Lif and Dave on the fairway.

Lif with a flick approach.

Heady putting with style. Bounced off the basket.  Dagnabbit!

Dave putting. I'm still mad about my putt.

Dave's shoe got sucked off by the mud.

Bob driving on #18 with style

Hurricane Dave, gonna make it rain!

Me with a decent drive.

Bob with an approach shot on #18

Lif's approach shot with extra style points.

Official Scorecard by the Bob Accounting Firm.

Circle C

We had a large group today at Circle C:  Steve, Lif, Keith, Bob, Dave, Mike, Parker and myself.  It started out cloudy but the sun came out after a while and really warmed things up.  I think the temperature got up to 86 degrees, which is not bad considering this is mid-November.  Steve had a very good round, he finished the course at even par.  Too bad he missed that birdie attempt on #17.  Big Dave had to bail out after #13 so we filled in the scorecard for what he would have made.

One disc lost today, Steve lost "Prince Charles" driving from the hill on #12.  Parker found a white Volt amongst the white limestone rocks on #9.  A total of eight birdies were made today:  Steve (4), Keith (2) and Parker (2).  I had chances for three birdies but could not convert.  I played better today than I have been lately.  Maybe the round Steve and I played yesterday helped.

This is the first time in a long time that there was water flowing in the creek.  The rains from two weeks ago really must have flooded parts of the course.

Standing around the first tee.  The rock on the right was knocked over by the floods.

Keith starts us off!

Me on the first tee, a decent drive.

Big Dave on #3

Keith with a birdie putt.

Parker with a birdie putt.

Steve getting his disc down.

Lif coming at you.

Big Dave driving.

Standing around the fairway.

Lif with style points!

The sun shines bright on Big Dave

Mike on fairway.

Bob on the fairway

Me with a crappy flick drive.

Steve getting another disc down.

Big Dave putting on #12. Note the water in the creek.

The creek was flowing.

We had to walk around.  Parker waded thru it.

Parker with a flick drive!

Steve grip it and rip it.

Mike trying a flick.

Keith on the fairway.

Steve with a birdie attempt.

Lif making a bridge or a dam?

Keith trying not get his feet wet.

Official Scorecard by the Bob Accounting Firm