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| 904.1 | The Gorge Hole | WFOV11::GUGLIELMO_T | | Wed Mar 28 1990 08:08 | 38 |
| Par 5 6th at Shaker Farms in Westfield Long hole(over 600 forget
exactly).Uphill slope near green with canyon to the left(I go in
there 8 out of 10 times.
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HOUSE
I will probably take some crap for picking this hole but it is the
most difficult one for me.
Ted
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| 904.2 | Too Many Others to Mention | ASABET::VARLEY | | Wed Mar 28 1990 15:44 | 22 |
| Number 9 (140 yards) at Myopia Hunt Club.
Number 13 at Medinah (470 yds par 4).
Number 11 at Taconic (470 yds par 4).
Number 7 (I think) at Scioto 485 yds. par 5.
Number 9 at Turnberry (455 yds. par 4).
Number 17 Old Course St. Andrews (445 yds. par 4).
Number 13 Royal Portrush (205 yards par 3).
Number 9 Royal County Down (445 yards par 4).
Number 11 (I think) Waterville Links. 225 yards par 3.
Number 6 Whitinsville Golf club (405 yds. par 4).
Number 9 Whitinsville (445 yds. par 4).
Number 3 The Country Club (445 yds. par 4).
Number 13 Salem (330 yds. par 4).
Number 4 at The National Golf Links of America (185 yards par 3).
Number 4 at Baltusrol (195 yards par 3).
Number 18 at Burning Tree (425 yards par 4).
All 18 at Fisher's Island.
Number 14 at Olympia Fields (465 yds. par 4).
Number 3 at Skokie (235 yds par 3).
Number 18 at Crumpin-Fox (395 yds par 4).
--Jack Varley
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| 904.3 | Not long, but miserable! | DICKNS::F_MCGOWAN | Zoot who? | Wed Mar 28 1990 19:58 | 19 |
| Well, it's far from a monster in terms of length, but it's a special
nemesis for me...one of those that make a bogey feel like a birdie:
the 5th at Millwood, on the card at a mere 390 yards, but it plays
more like 490. Most tee shots land short of the hill, leaving a
long iron to a shallow green, surrounded by a bunker on the right
and a "magnetic" pond on the left. If you're careless with the tee
shot, you may go right, into the trees (prison), or end up in a fair-
way bunker on the left. If you overclub on the second shot, to make
sure you clear the water, you can easily end up in a bunker behind
the green, or possibly across the road (OB). A long hitter should
try to carry the hill on the drive, preferably fading the shot to
miss all the trees down the right side; and then have a medium/short
iron to the green. Otherwise, the smart play is to lay up on the
second short, avoiding all the trouble an errant long iron can find,
and try to get up and down in 2. Oh, yeah, it's a slight dogleg
right.
Frank
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| 904.4 | 13th at Cfare | NSG018::STOPERA | | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:10 | 11 |
| I really like the 13th hole at Charmingfare, it only about 320 yards
long (gene, please correct me if i'm wrong), up hill, stright ahead. I
like it because off the tee you have to start thinking, because there
are trees, a stream and ob to the right and to the left more woods. The
landing area is pretty narrow. What do you hit, driver and have a sw to
the green, 1 iron, 2 iron??, the 2nd shot you'd better be short or on
the green, there's a trap to the left and a stone wall (ob over it) to
the right, btw since it's up hill, you'd better take an extra club. The
green is also difficult because it has some good breaks in it.
peter
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| 904.5 | par 3 17th @ Juniper | FRAGLE::STUART | kiss my fahrvergneugen | Mon Apr 23 1990 16:12 | 16 |
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I'll put this in for me and especially my partner Tom !!
the 17th hole at Juniper Hill in Northboro Mass. 220 yd par 3
When the tees are back this is a very tough hole !!
It's all carry over water with more water on the right and a couple
menacing trees on the left ! If you hit too long your on a very
steep bank with deep rough ! You can wimp out and hit to open fairway
to the left and hope for a chip and a putt.
ace
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| 904.6 | 10th and 11th at Sugarloaf Golf Club. | DNEAST::FREEMAN_KEVI | The Squeeky Wheel = Neglect | Wed Apr 25 1990 10:31 | 149 |
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Gene, you may recall the 10th and the 11th at Sugarloaf. These are not
monstrously long at all with the exception of the elevation difference
from tee to green. The 10th is a 275-355 par 4 with so much sand to
contend with you'd swear you were at the beach and with the Carrabassett
river tucked behind the green... Both tee's are elevated and for those
in carts will get a feeling as to what its like to drive in mountain
road rallies. The 11th is a 200-222 par 3 that most folks hit 7-8 irons
as the shear drop will cause the ball to carry to the green/landing
area, again with the river coming into play just in front of the quite
large sloped green.
As with all of the "Loaf" most of the holes have been cut through trees
and are quite a factor. Three of the thirteen dog legs are double dog
legs and shot placement is critical to attempt any cutting of corners.
There is sand on every hole, fairways are quite narrow and some will
argue that they are the best in the state. Put it this way I very
seldom take divots and here I can get some big tails. There is water
to contend with on 9 of the holes. Robert Trent Jones Jr. was the
designer and I quote him from the card "There are lots of good courses
in new England but there is nothing that compares with this one." As
with the Samoset carts must stay in the paths and no 90 degree cuts.
Carts must be used prior to 1:00 pm. Tee times are a must. Fee's
should be $30 this year.
To play the tenth I'll append the VAX golf game tenth hole to the bottom
of this reply. I've developed all but the last 8 holes if anyone wants
them.
Regards Freebie, I'm back, had to take a vacation from notes, it got
to be an addiction.
ELEVATED LONG POKE 10
275 4 ! Length of hole and par
20 230 ! Location of tee
740 210 17 ! Location and size of green
780 220 20 ! Location and size of water hazzard
560 80 ! Location of wind indicator
2.6194 2.4557 ! X and Y scale factors
18 ! Number of traps
350 200 12 ! Location and size of trap # 1
366 206 9 ! Location and size of trap # 2
336 202 9 ! Location and size of trap # 3
324 206 10 ! Location and size of trap # 4
620 238 6 ! Location and size of trap # 5
630 240 8 ! Location and size of trap # 6
644 240 7 ! Location and size of trap # 7
650 200 5 ! Location and size of trap # 8
660 200 8 ! Location and size of trap # 9
690 194 9 ! Location and size of trap # 10
700 190 8 ! Location and size of trap # 11
738 190 5 ! Location and size of trap # 12
730 190 5 ! Location and size of trap # 13
716 214 5 ! Location and size of trap # 14
710 218 5 ! Location and size of trap # 15
720 234 6 ! Location and size of trap # 16
710 236 6 ! Location and size of trap # 17
704 214 6 ! Location and size of trap # 18
90 ! Number of points defining OB
274 222 ! Location of point # 1
276 214 ! Location of point # 2
280 208 ! Location of point # 3
288 204 ! Location of point # 4
300 196 ! Location of point # 5
312 192 ! Location of point # 6
324 186 ! Location of point # 7
332 186 ! Location of point # 8
346 182 ! Location of point # 9
364 184 ! Location of point # 10
384 192 ! Location of point # 11
394 204 ! Location of point # 12
402 208 ! Location of point # 13
416 210 ! Location of point # 14
424 210 ! Location of point # 15
436 208 ! Location of point # 16
446 202 ! Location of point # 17
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510 190 ! Location of point # 21
530 192 ! Location of point # 22
554 194 ! Location of point # 23
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598 192 ! Location of point # 25
622 190 ! Location of point # 26
638 186 ! Location of point # 27
656 182 ! Location of point # 28
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690 178 ! Location of point # 30
704 180 ! Location of point # 31
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730 180 ! Location of point # 33
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754 186 ! Location of point # 35
762 190 ! Location of point # 36
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776 210 ! Location of point # 39
774 218 ! Location of point # 40
772 226 ! Location of point # 41
768 234 ! Location of point # 42
758 244 ! Location of point # 43
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722 250 ! Location of point # 46
704 258 ! Location of point # 47
696 262 ! Location of point # 48
676 260 ! Location of point # 49
670 258 ! Location of point # 50
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628 254 ! Location of point # 55
616 258 ! Location of point # 56
604 262 ! Location of point # 57
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562 260 ! Location of point # 61
550 256 ! Location of point # 62
538 252 ! Location of point # 63
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510 252 ! Location of point # 66
500 254 ! Location of point # 67
488 258 ! Location of point # 68
476 262 ! Location of point # 69
466 264 ! Location of point # 70
456 266 ! Location of point # 71
446 268 ! Location of point # 72
438 268 ! Location of point # 73
424 270 ! Location of point # 74
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404 274 ! Location of point # 76
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366 268 ! Location of point # 79
356 266 ! Location of point # 80
346 264 ! Location of point # 81
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330 258 ! Location of point # 83
320 246 ! Location of point # 84
314 242 ! Location of point # 85
304 244 ! Location of point # 86
296 244 ! Location of point # 87
286 242 ! Location of point # 88
274 234 ! Location of point # 89
274 224 ! Location of point # 90
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| 904.7 | Ya, Sugarloaf...! | MSEE::KELLEY | Custom fit clubs/club repairs | Wed Apr 25 1990 10:47 | 8 |
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Kevin,
Thanks for reminding me of one of the best/most picturesque (sp)
course I have played. I am going to have to make a point of getting
back up there some time to play it again...!
Gene
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| 904.8 | directions to sugarloaf | AKOV12::LORTIE | | Tue Jun 12 1990 19:27 | 3 |
| Where is Sugarloaf? I camp at Old Orchard Beach.
Roland
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| 904.9 | Just up the road a piece... ;-) | MSEE::KELLEY | Custom club fitting/club repairs | Wed Jun 13 1990 08:26 | 7 |
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Roland,
About another 100-120 miles should get you there. It is in
Carrabassett Valley (right at Sugarloaf Mt.)
Gene
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| 904.10 | Can't get they a from he a! | DNEAST::FREEMAN_KEVI | The Squeeky Wheel = Neglect | Wed Jun 13 1990 11:51 | 20 |
| Gene, 3 pieces 8^) (1 piece = 1 hour or 60 mins for those that value
diversity 8^)
Roland,
Take I295 through S.Portland to I95 North 60+ miles to Augusta. Take
the third exit after the Augusta toll booth, exit 31B rte. 27 west.
Head on 27 west (Augusta plant is about 1 mile from the exit) to you get
to the other side of Farmington. You will need to make a right hand turn
and stay on 27W at the juncture of rte. 4 and 27. The next major town you
will hit will be Kingsfield, stay on 27. This section of road will snake
along the Carrabassett River (Watch out for the pulp trucks 8^).
Eventually you will come to the township of Carrabassett Valley. You will
be traveling through a few small mountains until the "Loaf" will unfold
and stare you in the face. You can tell your close when you see the ski
slopes cut through the Mt. If you get to Eustis you've gone to far.
Just stay on 27. I'd say about 3 hours from S. Portland. Let me know
when you plan on going as a bunch of us DECies will be venturing soon.
Regards Freebie,
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