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Started by Tom McManus, May 14, 2006, 12:10:44 PM

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Tom McManus

The Fox Valley Open took place yesterday up in Kaukauna, which is about 20 minutes north of Appleton.  There were 75 players total. The course is short with a few elevation changes.  The back 9 is very short, pitch and putt nothing over 250', except for hole 17.  Hole 17 is the signature hole for this course.  I am guessing it goes out about 240 with a creek on the left and thick woods on the right.  At that point there is a sharp dog leg to the right and the hole goes another 200' with a creek running along the left side and woods on the right.  The pin placement in on a little peninsula with water on three sides. I don't think there was more than a handful of threes on this hole, and I know that there were some sevens on this hole.

The weather held up well enough, no rain the first round and a few sprinkles the second round.

Steve Nichols who played Advanced Master shot a 9 down the first round for a 1013 rated round.  Not exactly Advanced Master ratings. Steve would have finished second in open for the day. My game was definitely not in his league this tourney.

damonshort

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Quote from: Tom McManus on May 14, 2006, 12:10:44 PM


Steve Nichols who played Advanced Master shot a 9 down the first round for a 1013 rated round. Not exactly Advanced Master ratings. Steve would have finished second in open for the day. My game was definitely not in his league this tourney.


Tom,

I wouldn't sweat comparing your game to Nichols. There's another thread around here regarding Steve, but he's not going to play Open until/unless he's forced to, although rumor has it he's 'only holding out' til Am Worlds in Milwaukee next year.

There's another 'Steve Nichols' in FL, apparently, who shot a couple of really bad rounds down there this winter which look to be mistakenly applied to the WI Steve Nichols. The one up here is well over 950, not 914...  ;)
thanks,
Damon
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Could I possibly play any worse if I didn't practice putting??