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That's where I play ; my parents live there, so i'm on the course 2x/week, range 3x/week!!! My wife, son, and I hope to move out that way next year (we live in town now, I was a VHS wildcat 1984!!!), and i'm planning on joining, mostly so my son can play unlimited golf, as he is 8 y/o and shooting around 100 from the red tees!!!

Great course, I know why you miss it. Nice folks there, too. It has the classiness/ambience of a CC, but is affordable and available to the public.

Take care and stay warm up north!

Jon

Will do Jon. Take care, Sonny

John B. Holmes had six rounds in the sixties, very impressive! as was his 1st & 2nd stage play. He is going to make his mark on the PGA tour.

Granted Kevin was playing extremely well in Las Vegas before his disqualification. But we'll never know how he would have finished the tournament. So you can't really say the Michelob tournament in Las Vegas would have put him over the top. Given the number of tournaments he entered one would thing that ONE TOURNAMENT shouldn't have cost him his tour card. His basic problem was simply too many missed cuts and too many low finishes.

I notice Kevin Stadler has a bad temper on the course. Maybe this will be a wake call for him to concentrate more in the mental part of his game. Based on what I've seen physically he's got enough game to be a PGA Tour player.

So here's where the >30-event players finished at Q-School:

T3 D.A. Points (not hurt by closing 74)
T5 Nick Watney
T7 Michael Allen (see D.A. Points)
T9 Hunter Mahan (strong final 3 rounds)
T18 Alex Cejka
T18 Brian Bateman (closed with 3 sub-70 rounds)
T26 Frank Lickliter II
T33 Briny Baird (still rootin' for ya, Briny)
T73 Cameron Beckman (66 in Rd 5; 75 in Rd 6)
T73 Kevin Stadler (65 in Rd 6 was too little, too late)
T102 Steve Allan (no sub-70 rounds)
T109 Franklin Langham (closed with two 74s)
T135 Skip Kendall
WD Neal Lancaster (don't know why he WD'ed)