Willamette Open 2009 - October 3-4 - Page 2 - Oregon Events

smobro · #21 August 13th, 2009, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Jester

Timber Linn, in the tourney layout, is super duper duper de duper fun. I think it is way more interesting than Willamette and Adair Rocks hard!!! I will be happy to play any of them!

WTF

smobro · #22 August 13th, 2009, 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Pizzel

I agree....it is the shizz! I wouldn't mind just playing Timber Linn and Adair.

Your momma has the shizz

Wilcox · #23 August 14th, 2009, 02:41 AM

I believe that we should play all three courses, and skill level determining where you play twice. Timber Linn is awesome in the OS setup, not the ole setup and I believe that Adair is actually a bit tougher than timber linn based on variety and its woods shots.

Scott · #24 August 14th, 2009, 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by smobro

No offense Dion, but Timber Linn, even with the tourney layout, is super duper duper de duper lame. I would much rather play Bryant, Willamette and adair on that weekend. I have never quite understood why that wasn't the set up all along. I appreciate all you have done and don't take this as a sleight to you in any way. Timber Linn is not worthy.

Dude, you are super duper duper de duper wrong. Timber Linn in the tourney layout is the shizzle. What's the matter? Can't stay in bounds on those tight fairways? Can't stay dry? Can't make your upshots on those long holes?

Pizzel · #25 August 14th, 2009, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by smobro

Your momma has the shizz

I think your issue with Timber Linn isn't the course. I think you are upset that Albany has the fewest amount of business that provided discounts for AARP members!

gwillim · #26 August 14th, 2009, 09:12 AM

Timber Linn Championship Layout is fantastic! My votes are:

1. B
2. A
3. C

smobro · #27 August 14th, 2009, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Pizzel

I think your issue with Timber Linn isn't the course. I think you are upset that Albany has the fewest amount of business that provided discounts for AARP members!

Can't a guy get a senior menu around here?
I know you would sell your momma if you didn't have to play Bryant.

Scott · #28 August 14th, 2009, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Pizzel

I think your issue with Timber Linn isn't the course. I think you are upset that Albany has the fewest amount of business that provided discounts for AARP members!

Your Mom provides discounts to AARP members! Does she ever go to Albany?

smobro · #29 August 14th, 2009, 09:18 AM

I vote A I dig seeing the top dogs play in the final 9. And as Pinkal pointed out, 4 competitive rounds in a weekend is too much golf for this old man's body.

Celeste · #30 August 14th, 2009, 09:40 AM

A or B
I would rather play all three courses. I'm not a fan of Timer Linn, but don't mind playing it either. It's just to city park style for my taste. If my division ends up with a day of all Timber Linn and missing out on one of the other courses I think I will try to switch divisions. As easy as Willamette is, I'd hate to go to the Willamette Open and not play Willamette!

And Smo- edit your ish so this page doesn't look so jacked up!

Flash · #31 August 14th, 2009, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by smobro

I grant you that it has a few fun holes, but why would anyone (except those players that bomb the disc in an open field over 450 ft, umm humm(finger pointing at Haggerty)

) want to spend a round at Timber Linn if they could play at Willamette or Adair or Bryant instead? Those courses require way more discipline and are vastly more interesting than Timber Linn.
I am ok with playing it once, but I hate the idea of playing that course in lieu of getting to play the others. Yeah I said Lieu

I can see why you like to play that course. I almost blew my colon out when James Moore threw that monster Anny S shot out there last year. He CARUSSHED it!

In Lieu of Smobro's comments about the quality of course at Timber Linn vs Willamette we think the Beaver State Fling may need to change its practices. I don't know what we were thinking, we are going to add Timber Park into the Beaver State Fling Next year and everyone will play it. I mean the fairways at Milo are too generous and the tight technical aspect of Timber Park is highly desirable and will better help in determining a real champion.

Just messing with you Kent........

essjay · #32 August 14th, 2009, 10:26 AM

We have two votes for A or B

Bluedisc · #33 August 14th, 2009, 11:06 AM

I vote to play all three courses. If I don't get another shot at the tourney layout of Timber Linn this year as an AM1, I will sign up for a different division.

smobro · #34 August 14th, 2009, 11:12 AM

sorry to stray off topic. thanks for bringing it back Essjay.

as for Flash, i know you dig the technical over the open field holes. IE: Stubb Stewart

my work here is done

Flash · #35 August 14th, 2009, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by smobro

sorry to stray off topic. thanks for bringing it back Essjay.

as for Flash, i know you dig the technical over the open field holes. IE: Stubb Stewart

my work here is done

Sam · #36 August 14th, 2009, 01:04 PM

Yeah... smo... you miss out on the nuances of Timber Linn. It's a great course in tourney layout. And... we've already played Bryant once this year.

I vote for option B.

ahukingacehole · #37 August 14th, 2009, 01:36 PM

I vote B.
And as far as Timber Linn goes I think it's a great course with much more to offer than Willamette does, Timber Linn has more variety with technical holes with ob, bombers, and left and right handed shots.

smobro · #38 August 14th, 2009, 01:59 PM

And Smo- edit your ish so this page doesn't look so jacked up!

Done. Sorry about the Jacked upness

Reichard · #39 August 14th, 2009, 03:44 PM

I'd rather play 4 rounds than play 3 and watch someone play 9 at the end. I'd most likely just head home and take a nap before the awards.

I didn't care much for Timber Linn at the OLE but I keep hearing talk about a different layout. Meh, do what you want. . .

Sausage Fingers · #40 August 14th, 2009, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Reichard

I'd rather play 4 rounds than play 3 and watch someone play 9 at the end. I'd most likely just head home and take a nap before the awards.

I didn't care much for Timber Linn at the OLE but I keep hearing talk about a different layout. Meh, do what you want. . .

Great playing at the Classic Rick! Your rating will go up significantly after THOSE sweet rounds...

I, of course, prefer 3 rounds to 4 (my 866 rated 4th round REALLY killed me) and the Timber Linn tourney layout ROCKS!

I hope that you are playing the Eugene Celebration so we can battle again. Any tourney that I get to play rounds with you and Sandy Bagger is a fun time for me, even if I play like crap the 2nd day!

Did I mention recently how sweet the Advanced Master division is now? Hella good times to be had!