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**mas-dkt-sive** · 02-08-2009, 05:58 PM

The course where I learned to play was a 9 hole affair built in and around the edge of a large lake. Water was in play on 7 out of the 9 holes, either both sides of the fairway or front and back of the greens. All the par 3's were 100% water carries. It was either learn how to ignore the water or go broke buying balls. The first time I played it (probably my 3rd round) I lost all 15 balls in the first 5 holes and had to buy balls in the clubhouse to continue. Now, I just ignore it and concentrate on where I want the ball to go instead of where I don't. Works most of the time.

02-08-2009, 05:58 PM	#4
mas-dkt-sive Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	The course where I learned to play was a 9 hole affair built in and around the edge of a large lake. Water was in play on 7 out of the 9 holes, either both sides of the fairway or front and back of the greens. All the par 3's were 100% water carries. It was either learn how to ignore the water or go broke buying balls. The first time I played it (probably my 3rd round) I lost all 15 balls in the first 5 holes and had to buy balls in the clubhouse to continue. Now, I just ignore it and concentrate on where I want the ball to go instead of where I don't. Works most of the time.
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