Ballyneal

[Michael Wharton-Palmer]

Huck
I am pretty sur I have some pics of #8..taking them to get on disc this evening, then if I can figure out how to post them again, I will do so tomorrow.
Anyone know where that thread on posting pictures is ,located?

[Tom Huckaby]

Huck
I am pretty sur I have some pics of #8..taking them to get on disc this evening, then if I can figure out how to post them again, I will do so tomorrow.
Anyone know where that thread on posting pictures is ,located?

Michael - very cool - I'd love to see them.  As for the thread on posting pics, no clue there!

TH

[John Kavanaugh]

Adam,

The pictures of the Grand Canyon reminded me of my love of shade and shadows.  Looking out my office window, even just now, much of the beauty of the landscape is contained in the morning shadows.  Can you produce any pictures of Ballyneal where shadows enhance the landscape?

John, I know your question wasn't directed at me, but how about these?




Ed

The above picture alone proves that I am not always playing the fool.  Thanks.

[Jay Flemma]

I'm sold on it too.  A little slice of heaven, bury me at Ballyneal.

[Bart Bradley]

Ballyneal is a truly fascinating club.  One of the best I've ever seen.  Not being as fortunate as Tom Doak to play the great courses 10 times before rating them, I would give Ballyneal a 10 after playing 45 holes there.

One thing I have not seen discussed here...to me and my eye, the land at Ballyneal rises and falls more like the links courses of Western Ireland than any other land I have seen in the US.  For me, that is a really good thing.

 John, what are you talking about?  That picture only proves the place is beautiful....what possible negative are you trying to point out from that photo.  (I am sure the members of the place can't wait to hear what you have to say).

Bart

[John Kavanaugh]

The picture proves that my comment about the lack of interesting shadows proves that I don't always play the fool, sometimes I am just plain one.

[Kalen Braley]

More shots of the 8th hole at BN.

Tee:



From Fairway:



Approach to green:

[Jed Peters]

My gosh--I have GOT to get out there....

[Carl Nichols]

My gosh--I have GOT to get out there....

I was just thinking the same thing

[Ed Oden]

One more of #8...



Ed

[Richard Boult]

3rd Photo Tour of Ballyneal added to our directory at:

http://delicious.com/golfclubatlas/Colorado

[Ed Oden]

Adam,

The pictures of the Grand Canyon reminded me of my love of shade and shadows.  Looking out my office window, even just now, much of the beauty of the landscape is contained in the morning shadows.  Can you produce any pictures of Ballyneal where shadows enhance the landscape?

John, I know your question wasn't directed at me, but how about these?




Ed

The above picture alone proves that I am not always playing the fool.  Thanks.

John, everybody plays the fool, sometime.

Ed

[Tony_Chapman]

Ballyneal is as much fun as any golfer should be allowed to have. A great place, a great atmosphere and wonderful people. It's chock-full of shots you could hit about eight different ways. What more is there you could want in a golf course?

Chip's opening pic of the fourth is awesome. To watch your drive against that blue sky is exhillerating.