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THuckaby2

Re: Aerial of the Day #197 (and 198) - 13 Sep 2002
« Reply #25 on: September 13, 2002, 12:27:51 PM »
;D

He's a former member because he moved
away!  But he now lives in Colorado
Springs... and he seems to have the
financial means to make it happen...
his return to the mothership may be
imminent.  Look for him - Jon Paukovich -
absolutely GREAT guy and one of the
most fun people on this earth to play
golf with.

TH
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Doug Wright

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Re: Aerial of the Day #197 (and 198) - 13 Sep 2002
« Reply #26 on: September 13, 2002, 12:35:17 PM »
TH,

Where'd you say this fellow went to school?
Santa Clara? Where's that?? Not sure DCC is
inclined to invite someone from that school into
the membership...  :-X

Oh, wait--is Santa Clara's nickname the BRONCOS?
Well, that's a horse of a different color! C'mon in
Jonny Boy!  ;D
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THuckaby2

Re: Aerial of the Day #197 (and 198) - 13 Sep 2002
« Reply #27 on: September 13, 2002, 12:41:43 PM »
Our affinity to your football team
is infamous also.  Just do realize
WE were the Broncos long before
the AFL was a glimmer in Lamar
Hunt's eye...

SCU, founded 1851.

Do NOT get me started on the ole
alma mater... you think I love golf?
I LIVE for SCU sports.

The fact we tend to stink lately at the sport
I care most about (hoops) does not
deter me.  Long live Steve Nash.

And thank god for soccer, and Title IX.

TH
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Brad Swanson

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Re: Aerial of the Day #197 (and 198) - 13 Sep 2002
« Reply #28 on: September 14, 2002, 07:27:08 PM »
  Figures.  I'm out of town for a week and out of touch with GCA and Scott does the course a mere 5 blocks from where I live (DCC).  Oh the humanity. :'( :'(
   I absolutely love this mix-match of architectural work, with the par 3s really sticking-out in my mind as being outstanding, as well as #2, #4, #11, #13... wait, thats nearly half of the course.  Nevermind, its all good!!

Brad Swanson
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