Legitimategolf Forum 2.0

I've been silent of late, but I ain't dead, at least not at the moment. I'll let you know if that changes.

I presently have at least five (off the top of my head) different, relatively newer FJ Hydrolight rain jackets and then one single pair of FJ black rain pants i purchased probably 12 or 13 years ago. All keep me dry. Some of the jackets I wear even when it's not raining. They are just too stylish to ...

Some day I want to visit this course and play it just to spy on Doug.


No need to spy on me. I'm an open book. Come on out. I'll show you around and give you some tips on playing this godforsaken track. Then, I'll even get you out there for a round at a discounted "Friends and Family" (or even ...

@DougE :

It has been 2 months since we last heard from you. The many members of Legitimategolf would like some updates on:

a. Your job
b. Your health
c. Your golf game
d. Your recent trips outside of MD
e. Anything else that is very intrusive and personal

There was an ugly rumor going around ...

Just curious - what guidance do you give players about which tee to play for a course that difficult and trying to maintain pace of play?


Not much. Most of the players around here would not listen anyway. However, when someone who has never played the course before asks for advice and what to ...

@DougE , is your course "Pace Rated?" What is the rated pace? What do you do to make sure everyone plays at the proper pace? If a group is "on pace" but has 2-3 open holes in front of them, is that group expected to close the gap? Are they expected to allow faster groups to play through?

Lately I ...

Never doubted you'd reach that goal. I'd bet it's the first of many more. You rock BK!

Injured again. Completely new problem area for me. Left hip joint. No idea how I injured it, nor what exactly is the problem, but can barely walk. Been nearly three weeks since my last round of golf. Began to notice initial pain right after finishing up that round, not during it. I thought it would ...

The pin flag in the background explains the whole situation. When the wind is up, seagulls always face into it when they are on the ground.

Impressive feat. Great job, Chris!