The Half Ashed Cigar Forum

...at Seven Bridges Golf Club, sponsored by The Bull and The Bear ciigar shop and Camacho cigars.

Next time, line up on that BIG white ball. Should be easier to hit...

Tee hee. My most maddest of golfing skills were workin' well at the outing, so I could have even played with a smaller ball!

Nice! Had time for 9 holes after work today and shot a 45. That's real good for me;)

IWinchester wrote:Nice! Had time for 9 holes after work today and shot a 45. That's real good for me;)

If it's real good for you - whether 45, 35, or 55 - that's what makes it enjoyable. Not even the most perfect weather and foursome will outdo a scrappily-played round for me.

Some pics from the Unofficial Pachyderm Ryder Cup.

Fabulous day and venue, Ian. Congrats!

What a course! So, what's the deal with this thing again? Your family comes in from overseas and plays against all of you?

I've never even picked up a golf club, but have ridden around a few courses smoking cigars and making fun of my cohorts. I'd gladly spend a day doing that on that course. It's absolutely gorgeous.

kurtdesign1 wrote:What a course! So, what's the deal with this thing again? Your family comes in from overseas and plays against all of you?

Yep! We played 6 courses in 6 days; scrambles, best balls, and one-on-one match plays. This was the first time the UPRC was held in the states, and also the fist US loss in 4 UPRC outings. The 'pachyderm' comes from the fact that we play for a 1880's era tin cup with a toy elephant in it that has been sitting on my English Grandma's mantel for the last 35 years. Tomfoolery, drunkeness, and a general great time is had by all.