0jersey
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Paradise |
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| Interests: | Being badass in general, yet remaining a gentleman |
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| Number of Posts: | 1943 |
| Registered on: | 9/13/2006 |
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re: Sedona golf
Posted by 0jersey on 8/10/26 at 1:14 pm to SouthlakeTiger
If there is any way to stay at enchantment and get on at Seven Canyons it will be one of the most unforgettable rounds you will play.
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You sound like a woman
re: Can’t putt worth a shite
Posted by 0jersey on 8/3/26 at 2:05 pm to In The Know
What would you say is your biggest issue with putting? I am the best putter in my group of friends and that includes scratch hcps.
Based on your response I will tell you what I would do in what order.
Based on your response I will tell you what I would do in what order.
This was probably the best day game ever in TS simply due to the buildup and the fact we were still dealing with the concept that LSU never plays well
or wins big games in the day in TS.
I remember Saban even having to address that idea. UGA was loaded too. I was doing a rotation in New Orleans and decided I was gonna drive up and try and buy a ticket to the game that day. I vividly remember finding one for $80 and felt like the guy was trying to screw me. But it was getting close to kickoff and ticket was in lower bowl. $80 back then felt like $450-500 now.
I said F it and bought it. That game alone taught me that money comes and goes but a memory like that is difficult to come by. I was by myself around fellow tiger fans that I had never met and we had the time of our lives.
One of the top 3-5 games I have seen in TS since the 90s.
Because of this thread I am gonna watch it tonight since it got put back up!
or wins big games in the day in TS.
I remember Saban even having to address that idea. UGA was loaded too. I was doing a rotation in New Orleans and decided I was gonna drive up and try and buy a ticket to the game that day. I vividly remember finding one for $80 and felt like the guy was trying to screw me. But it was getting close to kickoff and ticket was in lower bowl. $80 back then felt like $450-500 now.
I said F it and bought it. That game alone taught me that money comes and goes but a memory like that is difficult to come by. I was by myself around fellow tiger fans that I had never met and we had the time of our lives.
One of the top 3-5 games I have seen in TS since the 90s.
Because of this thread I am gonna watch it tonight since it got put back up!
Please tell me you can find this thread (theater w special needs kids) and post a link. I could use a hilarious read at work today.
re: Are you a scratch golfer?
Posted by 0jersey on 7/13/26 at 12:03 am to Arthur Bach
I can’t believe it hasn’t been mentioned yet in almost 3 pages. It has been alluded to but not specifically said.
Mental game is massively important.
I am not a scratch player bc I started golf too late to dedicate the time and learn the muscle memory to really have great mechanics. That said, I was down to a 6.
I have always noticed my best rounds are when I stay positive no matter what happens. I may get angry for a minute or two after a shot, but if I can quickly move past that and back to believing I can still play well and make up for mistakes it makes a huge difference.
Mental game is massively important.
I am not a scratch player bc I started golf too late to dedicate the time and learn the muscle memory to really have great mechanics. That said, I was down to a 6.
I have always noticed my best rounds are when I stay positive no matter what happens. I may get angry for a minute or two after a shot, but if I can quickly move past that and back to believing I can still play well and make up for mistakes it makes a huge difference.
Do you have any of these links to the Tesla stuff? That guy was a true genius.
re: Can someone who understands ball better than me explain Perkins shift from Freshman yr on?
Posted by 0jersey on 7/2/26 at 1:19 pm to OJsLifeCoach
The rumors were that he/his family wanted to move inside because of nfl money projections. Whether that is true or not idk.
But when it was apparent his speed was negated and he didn’t have the size/strength to shed blockers inside, he should have been moved outside again.
I still believe he should’ve been a SS for us in the mold of a Jamal Adams.
People tried to say he was a liability in coverage but he consistently graded high in coverage metrics per PFF.
The injury as stated above drug out the perception of underperforming, but he made a lot of big plays. He would 100% still be starting for us this year had he stayed.
But when it was apparent his speed was negated and he didn’t have the size/strength to shed blockers inside, he should have been moved outside again.
I still believe he should’ve been a SS for us in the mold of a Jamal Adams.
People tried to say he was a liability in coverage but he consistently graded high in coverage metrics per PFF.
The injury as stated above drug out the perception of underperforming, but he made a lot of big plays. He would 100% still be starting for us this year had he stayed.
Man….I forgot how much I enjoyed the Tesla wormholes and the thoughts about time travel stuff from the old thread.
Wild times ongoing.
Wild times ongoing.
re: Pretty good run of golf courses played lately
Posted by 0jersey on 6/10/26 at 5:48 pm to toots-N-scoots
What is the situation where you are getting on all these tracks?
Work or personal connections? Are you a member of a nice club somehwere?
Nice list.
Work or personal connections? Are you a member of a nice club somehwere?
Nice list.
I am not sure the “shot” was iconic, but Couples ball saying up on 12 and not in the water is an iconic moment.
No way he wins if it gets wet like almost every ball ever short on 12
No way he wins if it gets wet like almost every ball ever short on 12
48 is genX son.
Check yourself before you wreck
yourself
Check yourself before you wreck
yourself
re: Shout out to Verge..
Posted by 0jersey on 3/26/26 at 10:59 am to LakeChuckTiger89
That may be true. But he is doing it. He isn’t meddling and doing unnecessary bs
re: Shout out to Verge..
Posted by 0jersey on 3/26/26 at 10:55 am to chili dogs
Say whatever you want-
Can’t deny he is getting it done, like a boss
Can’t deny he is getting it done, like a boss
re: Anyone done a golf trip to Punta Cana, DR?
Posted by 0jersey on 3/17/26 at 1:49 pm to prostyleoffensetime
All in costs flying from Arizona was probably $11g.
BUT- I had not taken a real vacation in around 4 years.
This included a massage at CDC, all taxis from airport to CDC. CDC to Punta Cana and back to CDC and back to airport (like $100-130 each way).
Punta Espada is $500/rd
I think Teeth was 3-350/rd plus caddy tip. Played it 3x.
Included buying swag, and all meals.
Could easily do it cheaper if playing less golf and not having to go back and forth.
I ended up staying a night in PC due to logistics.
BUT- I had not taken a real vacation in around 4 years.
This included a massage at CDC, all taxis from airport to CDC. CDC to Punta Cana and back to CDC and back to airport (like $100-130 each way).
Punta Espada is $500/rd
I think Teeth was 3-350/rd plus caddy tip. Played it 3x.
Included buying swag, and all meals.
Could easily do it cheaper if playing less golf and not having to go back and forth.
I ended up staying a night in PC due to logistics.
I went a couple years ago in March. Stayed at Casa de Campo, but did go to PC to play Punta Espada.
Full disclosure-this was a solo trip and I mainly went to play multiple rounds.
Teeth of the Dog is really special after playing it a few times and getting to know the course. Punta Espada is also absolutely phenomenal and the conditioning of that course is immaculate. I played two rounds there, one day was low wind, the other was normal wind. Very tough course when the wind is up.
I played the Dye Fore course, and honestly it was also an amazing course. With Teeth I think the routing is spectacular, the hole variety is top notch and you have high shot values. I felt the Dye Fore didn’t have quite as many memorable holes. Punta Espada has a lot of memorable holes as well.
All told, I prefer the uniqueness of coursed designed by Dye opposed to Nicklaus (PE).
IF you do go down to CDC to play those courses you will be using a caddy. I had a few different ones. But my favorite was a guy named Miguel. He was awesome and was one of the absolute best green readers I have ever had.
He caddied for me at Dye Fore and then my final round at Teeth. I would only use him if I returned.
Like others have said: it is a drive from PC to Romana and the drive isn’t cheap.
I would go back to CDC in a heartbeat.
Full disclosure-this was a solo trip and I mainly went to play multiple rounds.
Teeth of the Dog is really special after playing it a few times and getting to know the course. Punta Espada is also absolutely phenomenal and the conditioning of that course is immaculate. I played two rounds there, one day was low wind, the other was normal wind. Very tough course when the wind is up.
I played the Dye Fore course, and honestly it was also an amazing course. With Teeth I think the routing is spectacular, the hole variety is top notch and you have high shot values. I felt the Dye Fore didn’t have quite as many memorable holes. Punta Espada has a lot of memorable holes as well.
All told, I prefer the uniqueness of coursed designed by Dye opposed to Nicklaus (PE).
IF you do go down to CDC to play those courses you will be using a caddy. I had a few different ones. But my favorite was a guy named Miguel. He was awesome and was one of the absolute best green readers I have ever had.
He caddied for me at Dye Fore and then my final round at Teeth. I would only use him if I returned.
Like others have said: it is a drive from PC to Romana and the drive isn’t cheap.
I would go back to CDC in a heartbeat.
Mountain shadows course, conditions, and location far surpasses Rolling hills.
I actually almost said eyelids too.
Looks like someone else read Comanche Moon! Brutal
Looks like someone else read Comanche Moon! Brutal
These old Arnold flicks are packed with amazing comedy.
They are funnier when you haven’t watched one in a decade or two.
One of the funniest parts is when he just completely rips the carseat out of the car. Like it was just attached by velcro or something.
His lines as Mr Freeze in Batman are also gold.
They are funnier when you haven’t watched one in a decade or two.
One of the funniest parts is when he just completely rips the carseat out of the car. Like it was just attached by velcro or something.
His lines as Mr Freeze in Batman are also gold.
re: Skier mauled by snow leopard, but gets awesome selfie first.
Posted by 0jersey on 2/5/26 at 10:35 am to bhtigerfan
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