LSU5508

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I just figured they don't really top dress them. Most courses don't have the money for that. I guess I'm used to such firm greens at my home course I've gotten where I really dislike spongy greens. So after Friday I was like man these greens are going to throw me off but for whatever reason, they were completely different.

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We have the best super in East Texas maybe even North Texas and budget allows us to do most of what we want these days. We are building this course to compete with any course in Texas. We are blessed with a fantastic layout and are in the process of building the conditions of top destination courses. We are not all the way there yet but it’s coming.

Number 2 a three wood sets you up fine, number 11 the natural Slope of the hole will put most balls in the same spot and number 16 unless you try to carry the green an iron or three wood are fine. The comment about the spongy greens is odd. I’ve heard it three times now since yesterday, and it’s weird because everyone I’ve talked to said the greens rolled great during the tournament. Curious what my super did overnight to change the firmness.


The winner plays here all the time so safe to say he knows the course inside and out. He went on a serious run to birdie 5 holes yesterday.

Man hope you can play but Ill be doing an Indian rain dances starting tomorrow.

Here is the real problem. The court has repeatedly said there are ways around these problems via Congress. Congress refuses to do it, so everyone takes their anger out at the court instead of the Congress they elected. We seem to be picking and choosing which pieces of our government we blame because we all feel Congress is lazy and worthless. We blame the court for not fixing the problems Congress is required to fix. This court has been very consistent in ruling that its Congress’s job to fix most of the problems. They did it in several Republican wins last year.

Typically stick with Callaway, AI smoke at the moment but I got to see the new Titleist Gts2/3/4 last week and it’s going to be pretty sweet.

Iran is Vietnam light, we can kill all the people we want , but we wouldn’t win in the way Americans want. We can destroy all their infrastructure which penalizes their people much more than their leaders. As soon as we kill a leader a new one steps up. We would also run up billions in war cost and the the cost for the rebuild of their country which we would assist in if there was true regime change. Not worth it.

Didn’t liv just play a tournament where course conditions were so abysmal their star player quit in the middle of the tournament after complaining about how poor the conditions were with a “wrist injury”. Gotta love the consistency.

The one that is soon to have $4.00 plus gas and runaway inflation.

Poll those same people and ask them if they support the war if it will require additional cost at home. Let me know how that poll goes. I support the effort and can stomach some minimal pain. However is it worth losing the midterms, increasing inflation and exploding the deficit, no.

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Are you really that naive to the absolute size and force of the US military? They have equipment to dismantle them with ease

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That's what we thought in Vietnam too. Urban and Jungle warfare isn't the same.