So far, I love Brookline. If it gets crispy this thing will be great TV this weekend. I'd shoot a million here but for pros its still very playable but also punishing.
***2022 US Open Golf Thread***
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Saw a tweet from a golf instructor that had been walking the course, and he said anyone over a 10 handicap would probably struggle to break 200. I think that's a stretch.
That's a ridiculous thing to say. It's not outrageously long or tight. The problem is around the greens. Depends on the goal. If you told me I couldn't break 100 and I just played to break 100, I bet I could. Now, if you told me to go play and just play how I normally would, very good chance I'm not even close. I'm somewhere between 5 and 10 depending on the day.
Yeah, I shot around 110 on Kiawah Island, and I played terribly that day (it was 98 degrees with 99% humidity).
I need Rory's shirt. Well, not his exactly; I'm not Buffalo Bill, but one like it a few sizes larger.
That seems a lot much, you could get quintuple bogies on every hole and not be near 200.
Are you shitting me? It's not even a special release. I don't even want it anymore.
$72 is a bargain, though, these days.
Rory was big mad about that lie above the bunker. He wouldn't last a round with my golf luck and talent lol
lol.
He's playing well, though playing well on the first day generally hasn't been his issue.
One of the things that impresses me the most about the pros is how often they get out of disastrous situations with a par (and he did).
Random question. If your an amateur, can you wear a logo hat/polo like Nike/Under Armour etc. Or are you required to wear something like a plain hat/local course gear type thing?
I'm sure you can wear whatever you want. It's basically free advertising for those companies, so I'm not sure why they would discourage it.
