BenDover

I think Club Car is the best but Yamaha and EZ-GO are both really solid options as well. Evolution has really been growing in popularity but they are made very cheaply and it's difficult to find parts for them.

The common denominator with the Evolution cart owners is I've noticed is that they're all are "rigged". As in something breaks, they can't get a replacement part, so they have to do some baw engineering.

CeeDee Lamb's sidepiece trying to sneak his phone away from him and Lamb snatching it back

Theres a reason you keep jumping to Datagolf for your comparisons, Jim. Niemann sucks anytime that it matters.

The schools being thrown out as potential suitors don't make sense. Tulane ponied up a shite ton of money for their guy during the winter portal. UNC just signed a big recruit over LSU in Baker and also has a 45-year old in Max Johnson. Nico's brother, Madden, flipped from UCLA on signing day in December and took his HS WR with him to ARK.

Of course all of this is after Nico's dad had Madden transfer high schools so the kid lost eligibility for his senior year.

Nico's dad is burning bridges left and right and quite clearly does not give a damn about his children. Pretty sickening to watch.

Club Car, Yamaha, and EZGO are all good brands. I've had CC & EZGO and prefer CC but it's more about preference at that point. You can't really go wrong with any of the three.

Yamaha has a really good gas model that is super quiet. It's hardly louder than the electric models but it is $$$$$.

For the electric ones, you just top the batteries off with distilled water every few months or so in the fall/winter. During the hotter season you may check them more frequently. Just be sure you're using distilled water when refilling.

I felt exhausted after watching yesterday, I can online imagine how Rory felt after the round. I can't recall a rollercoaster round like that before. On the back 9 alone we had:

- One of the worst wedge shots I've seen on tour on #13
- All-time iron shot on 15 where he then proceeded to miss the 6-foot eagle putt
- Great shot on 16 where he proceed to miss another short putt for birdie
- All-time iron shot on 17 before converting the birdie putt
- Great drive on 18 overshadowed by another poor wedge shot and putt

That doesn't even touch on the two ridiculous shots over the trees on the front-9. Hell, Patrick Reed 3-putted from 4' or he would've had a chance to win it. Aberg had a chance as well before he nutted up on 17 and then played army golf on 18.

Just an unbelievable tournament.

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Why didn’t you take down a job offer listing that had been filled?

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Because he wanted to "pipeline" candidates.... and do the exact same thing to the candidates that he's complaining about here.

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the paspalum grass, ball sits up like zoysia but it's very sticky.

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This is very true. To the OP, we went last fall and had a blast even though it was about a 9 1/2 hour drive each way for us. That said, we will be flying next time :lol:.

The course is incredible and very well kept. I'd say the two most difficult parts about it were figuring out how to strike the ball with tight/sticky lies (you have to really be shallow, and I'm steep), and the wind. It's hard to tell what the wind is doing because the course is sunk down into the hills, but the wind is up there.

Played Bluejack National the day before their member/guest. Wide fairways so you don’t get killed off the box, but man the greens were unspeakably fast and undulating. Had an amazing time and #12 is as close as you can get to playing 12 at Augusta.

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Fox “generated” it?

Seems like the businesses generated it and Fox took it to promote the generators

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This is an example of something sounding way smarter in your head than out loud. Of course FOX generated it. They paid billions (indirectly) to broadcast the Super Bowl. FOX then was able to generate, or make, a large chunk of that money back in the form of selling ad space to the tune of $800MM.