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**iodillalm** · 03-19-2011, 03:14 AM

Was just thinking, about something while watching the LPGA and how low these ladies go on tracks about the same length, or longer than what we (my typical foursomes) play. Then I thought about what a top PGA player like Tiger or Phil could do...

So, if you had a chance to win a million bucks, and had to pick 1 current PGA Tour golfer to shoot a 59 on your home track to win it, who would it be?

Why did you choose that golfer?

What does your course set up like for the player you picked that made you choose him.

I pick Phil Mickelson.

I consider the Griffin Gate GC my home course. It is a little shorter than average, twisty in spots, but has lots of fun risk reward holes that a good short game can score on. You aren't driving but 1 Par 4 that I think of from the tips, but with his length it is wedge city and very nice greens out at our course for a hot putter.

Next question, if it was for a million dollars would you rather caddy for him since it is your home course and you know it, or would you rather trust his caddy and stick stick with him?

I'd let his caddy stay with him.

03-19-2011, 03:14 AM	#1
iodillalm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	Your a home course, could Phil , Tiger, etc... shoot a 59? Was just thinking, about something while watching the LPGA and how low these ladies go on tracks about the same length, or longer than what we (my typical foursomes) play. Then I thought about what a top PGA player like Tiger or Phil could do... So, if you had a chance to win a million bucks, and had to pick 1 current PGA Tour golfer to shoot a 59 on your home track to win it, who would it be? Why did you choose that golfer? What does your course set up like for the player you picked that made you choose him. I pick Phil Mickelson. I consider the Griffin Gate GC my home course. It is a little shorter than average, twisty in spots, but has lots of fun risk reward holes that a good short game can score on. You aren't driving but 1 Par 4 that I think of from the tips, but with his length it is wedge city and very nice greens out at our course for a hot putter. Next question, if it was for a million dollars would you rather caddy for him since it is your home course and you know it, or would you rather trust his caddy and stick stick with him? I'd let his caddy stay with him.
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