DivotBreath

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I don't care what people use as long as they "sand divots in the fairway, repair ball marks on the green and rake bunkers"

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I got tired of one guy in my group not sanding divots so after he hit and went to put his club back in his bag i pulled in front of his cart to block his way, got out and sanded his divot for him, then got back in my cart and drove off without saying a word . . . He got the message :lol:

Amen to the pet peeve!!!!

I thought I was the only one that this drove crazy.

The first thing shown is the front door that swings outward . . . it blows my mind that such a well constructed home would have a door that swings out into guests.

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ULM has a College of Osteopathic Medicine operating on its campus. It appears to be an association with another school. I do not know what they teach, or what Osteopathic Medicine means, but it is a pretty big deal at ULM from all reports. Pretty impressive building for the school.

I’d say it is a quasi medical school just to offend those in a formal medical school :lol:

The medical school is up and running. I’m not familiar enough with the program to provide any details.

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I think moving the pharmacy school from Monroe to Lafayette would be a good idea.

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So uproot an excellent program from ULM and move it to ULL and further put north Louisiana in decline?

Thanks for that delightful insight . . . We’re going to pass.

Dislike the golfers? Only those that I disliked before they joined LIV. Let’s be honest, LIV picked a few unlikable players.

Hate the LIV product.

How many seats do you need?

Can you use it on the course? Or will you have to use a club cart once you get to the course?

Looks like #14 at Squire . . . they should kick you off for that ugly hat.

The pickings are pretty slim.

If you have a connection, the next best course is Bayou DeSiard CC. Typical old school course. Very flat. Nothing special about the layout, but usually maintained in good shape.

Next is Calvert Crossing in Calhoun. More challenging layout and the greens can be difficult. If you spray the ball all over then this is not your course as it is a target-shot layout. Course is in decent shape but takes longer to come out of the dormat season as there are so many trees that block the sunshine.

Frenchmen’s Bend is next. Flat course that is pretty easy unless the wind is blowing and then it can have some bite as it is built on an old rice field and very exposed. Have not heard about current conditions

Chennault Park Golf Course is a city owned course. I personally have not had the need to play it in the last 25 years, so take that for what you will.

Now if you have the time for a drive, Mystic Creek in El Dorado, Arkansas is about 1:20 drive from Monroe. It is a well conditioned course and will likely be one of the tougher courses you will play. Arguably a better course than Squire Creek, but not a better overall experience.