Twin Shields Golf Club
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Otter
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Nupe2 said:Has anyone here played there? I have a (too) early tee time tomorrow. Also, is there anywhere locally to have grips replaced? I used to go to Cooper's but they're out of business now.
I have played there a dozen or more times, very comparable to Glenn Dale. As for grips, I've always replaced my own, its not that hard.
gumby
I AM GUMBY DAMMIT
Nupe2 said:Has anyone here played there? I have a (too) early tee time tomorrow. Also, is there anywhere locally to have grips replaced? I used to go to Cooper's but they're out of business now.
Really fun course. Played in a few tournaments and had a blast. Keep your eyes on the yard markers in the fairways. Someone has a sense of humor, specially on the long par 5's. They will replace the grips there if you have time.
Nupe2
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gumby said:Really fun course. Played in a few tournaments and had a blast. Keep your eyes on the yard markers in the fairways. Someone has a sense of humor, specially on the long par 5's. They will replace the grips there if you have time.
Thanks for the info!
Wonder if they'll run clubs out to me on the course as they finish the regripping? 
willie
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Mikes Golf in the Wildwood Center will do the grips fast and cheap. Everyone doing golf around LP is named Mike but this one is a couple of doors down from the Duron paint store and around the corner from McKays.
Twin Shields is nice and it iswell-maintained. I don't play it enough to remember what hole this is but there is one that you have to lay up at maybe 150 yds. and then a hard left over a ravine up to the green. It's always a double par for me. Other than that, I like it.
I just noticed the time of this post.....did you enjoy it?
Twin Shields is nice and it iswell-maintained. I don't play it enough to remember what hole this is but there is one that you have to lay up at maybe 150 yds. and then a hard left over a ravine up to the green. It's always a double par for me. Other than that, I like it.
I just noticed the time of this post.....did you enjoy it?
Nupe2
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willie said:
To answer your question....no...not because of the course. I just sucked yesterday. I would write a long article on why the gods of golf have abandoned me but I'd probably screw that up too. I think I'll go back to building models, fishing, playing chess...you know, activities that don't require any special coordination!
I almost quit after 9 but grinded on just to get some practice. If nothing else, I've decided to stop procastinating and get some lessons. This game can't be this difficult...is it?
Thanks for the info on Mike's golf. I bought my irons from there last year and they have always been great. I'll head down there tomorrow.
Pete
Repete
I feel your pain. Play with Otter once when you game is off to fully appreciate pain and frustration.Nupe2 said:To answer your question....no...not because of the course. I just sucked yesterday. I would write a long article on why the gods of golf have abandoned me but I'd probably screw that up too. I think I'll go back to building models, fishing, playing chess...you know, activities that don't require any special coordination!
Thanks for the info on Mike's golf. I bought my irons from there last year and they have always been great. I'll head down there tomorrow.
