VernonPLSUfan

60's 70's BS, hell yea.

Golf cart seatbelts incoming

My father put one in back in the mid 60's. I was just a tot but remember every kid in the neighborhood was there daily. He had to buy a bulky arse sump pump to pump rainwater out often. It didn't last long.

If the wind is blowing the course plays tough, there's not a tree on the place. I hit irons on several par 4's off the tee. Number 2,5,9,12. Numbers 1,7, 13, 15 are par 5's and honestly only 1 is unreachable imo unless the wind is blowing from the north. The others are if you hit a big drive. Be careful of the lay ups on 1 and 15 like the above poster said, water reaches into the fairway a bit. Several holes have trouble on both sides, so a drive offline could spell db's. Par 3's aren't long except for 18 especially if the wind is blowing from the south, which it normally does. It's a carry over water protected by a trap in the front. If you do hit the green, it will likely roll thru the green to the back. It's always in good shape and fun to play. Enjoy.

Did that TD against Auburn move the Richter scales like the one Hodson to Fuller did?

They dropped the happy hour 2-1 drafts and 2-1 cocktails here locally.

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Pay attention to the OOB line over the ditch to the lef

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We played there last Thursday, and it seems they removed the OB on the left. It used to be.

My dad died in 69 at 48 years old. Don't remember him frying fish but do remember him buying a huge steak he would request the butcher to cut. It was a slab. He would marinate it with some kind of french dressing and spices. Cook it after church on the pit. All of us would get a piece or chunk. He liked rare steaks and had to cut off his piece because we couldn't chew that cow flesh like he could.

We are soooooo back. Can't y'all see it?

If it's the LSU/Clemson game, he can't miss that prediction. A Tiger is gonna win that game.