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Gilbert said:
Men’s tennis just beat UGA to move to the final four.
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I know football is king, and we need to get it right. But, our athletic department is actually very successful right now.

I would like to know if any school is better if you look at men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball, golf, and tennis. I believe track and field is also ranked. No wonder Danny White wanted to come here.
 
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VolGee4 said:
So sorry to hear about your wife. Prayers for speedy recovery. My mom had knee replacement at 74 years old, and she came out great. Knee and hip replacements are unbelievable these days.

We are bout to leave tomorrow for IOP- first trip since pandemic. Looking forward to good weather and food.
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Thanks. Same with a lot of our friends - they've all done well. The orthopedic told her we would all be having knee replacements if we live long enough. She just wants to know the results and get it done. She's not the real patient type of patient.

Have a great time on IOP.
 
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Nash_Vol97 said:
Father in law and I are going to play it on one of my next trips down to visit them in Charleston. He’s already played it once and he said it lived up to the hype.
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One of those rare places that do. All the hype about Harbor Town made me excited to play it years ago. There were maybe 4 holes that were worth the hype and cost. The Heron Point course there in Sea Pines was a much better track at a lower cost IMO.

Try not to let it get in your head when you go because it is visually beautiful, but intimidating. To score there you needed to be a shot maker and not try to pound it. Work on your wedges and chipping in particular.
 
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Vols4us said:
One of those rare places that do. All the hype about Harbor Town made me excited to play it years ago. There were maybe 4 holes that were worth the hype and cost. The Heron Point course there in Sea Pines was a much better track at a lower cost IMO.

Try not to let it get in your head when you go because it is visually beautiful, but intimidating. To score there you needed to be a shot maker and not try to pound it. Work on your wedges and chipping in particular.
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If i'm the golf course, I'm hitting the pond. Some of the best fishing anywhere is pn golf course ponds.
 
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Nash_Vol97 said:
Father in law and I are going to play it on one of my next trips down to visit them in Charleston. He’s already played it once and he said it lived up to the hype.
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It is nice. Ask the caddie to let you play that par 3 at the pga tees. It was about 240 into the wind to a raised green. I hit driver, smoked it and came up a lil short. Played it 6-7 times through the years in scrambles. When the wind picks up it is crazy different.
 
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Vols4us said:
One of those rare places that do. All the hype about Harbor Town made me excited to play it years ago. There were maybe 4 holes that were worth the hype and cost. The Heron Point course there in Sea Pines was a much better track at a lower cost IMO.

Try not to let it get in your head when you go because it is visually beautiful, but intimidating. To score there you needed to be a shot maker and not try to pound it. Work on your wedges and chipping in particular.
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I would probably have my phone/camera out more than my clubs. I am a competitive person, but there have been a few times in life where I didn't care what the score was as I was taking in the surroundings.
 
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VolGee4 said:
I would probably have my phone/camera out more than my clubs. I am a competitive person, but there have been a few times in life where I didn't care what the score was as I was taking in the surroundings.
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100%. That's the way it was at Pebble and Kapalua. I tend to pass on caring about score when playing a beautiful course that I may not be on again. Just hit and chase it while enjoying the views.
 
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