(04-11-2020, 12:13 PM)Rico Wrote:

(04-11-2020, 11:06 AM)PF* Wrote: I couldn't be more jealous. Every NE state has shut down golf. NH was open for a bit but closed when they saw too many out-of-staters flocking up there to play.

I like Magnolia Point, the 9th hole is cool where you have to clear that marshy area on your 2nd/3rd shot to get to the green. Good hole. #2, a par 3, was way better before they recently filled in that huge trap on the right side of the green (I think it kept washing out).

Isn't outside alcohol prohibited there? Lol.

That's OK, it was all gone by the time we finished so technically we didn't have any.  Besides, I didn't think 12 was lots.  I thought it was just enough.

It was an odd round.  All courses that are open are one person to a cart.  So it had a weird 'feel' to it yesterday.  Even though we were in a foursome we were all pretty much on our own.

(04-11-2020, 07:13 PM)Senor Fantastico Wrote:

(04-10-2020, 07:45 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Many military installations do. Ft. Bragg has two! What's funny is NAS Lemoore, which is a huuuge facility by Navy standards, doesn't have one. They make more money for Morale, Welfare and Recreation funds (which they share with other bases) than any other Naval installation in the country by leasing land to farmers. Typically golf courses don't pay for themselves on military bases, unless you have one in Asia, then it's a bonanza because they let the locals play.

Interesting, thanks. Probably because of Lemoore that my perception is flawed.