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**Senasivar** · 11-11-2009, 03:52 AM

I've told this story before, so apologies tho those who've already heard it.

The very first time I played on an 18 hole course, it was in Dallas on a course that had a big creek that ran all through the course. Virtually every ball I hit went into the water no matter where it was. Finally, on about the 7th hole, there was a par three and the creek was directly behind me. So, I announce to the rest of my group, "A hole with no water. I'm safe!"

Of course, my tee shot is a low line drive that hits the forward tee box marker and ricochets directly back and past me, and into the creek behind the tee box.

11-11-2009, 03:52 AM	#5
Senasivar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	I've told this story before, so apologies tho those who've already heard it. The very first time I played on an 18 hole course, it was in Dallas on a course that had a big creek that ran all through the course. Virtually every ball I hit went into the water no matter where it was. Finally, on about the 7th hole, there was a par three and the creek was directly behind me. So, I announce to the rest of my group, "A hole with no water. I'm safe!" Of course, my tee shot is a low line drive that hits the forward tee box marker and ricochets directly back and past me, and into the creek behind the tee box.
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