Sunrise Pics

[Jim Colton]

Late-afternoon sunlight pics are great.  But let's see some of your favorite pics with the long shadows going the other way.

Here are a few I took out at Ballyneal in June.  If you've ever been out there, you know the sun rises ridiculously early out there, around 5:15 a.m. or so.  That makes the wait til first tee time at 7:30 even more agonizing.

Speaking of Ballyneal, I'm going to be out there the weekend of July 17-18 and have a few open spots left.  PM me if you're interested.

  Jim

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[Ted Kramer]

Thanks so much for posting.
My overnight stay out there was one of the best golf experiences of my life.
Those pictures do a very good job of capturing the "feel" of the course/area.

-Ted

[Ed Oden]

A few recent photos of Carolina Golf Club in Charlotte...

 

[Michael Taylor]

Do you fellas use really good cameras? Cause when I take my photos they never come out as clear as that.

Pup

[Evan Fleisher]

Ed,

Great photos!  I love the look / feel of the morning dew on the grass...gets my golfing juices flowing!

[Rich Brittingham]

Tee shot off #2 at Reston National in VA.  probably about 6:30 am.  Yes I'm wearing Knickers.

[Steve Kline]

Those pictures of Ballyneal have me doing a Homer Simpson drool for pork chops. Fortunately I will get to bite into Ballyneal in just 12 days.

[Richard Choi]

Pac Dunes 18th. The best picture I took the entire weekend...

[Jason Topp]

These have probably all been posted before.  

1.  Start of a great day at Sand Hills.  I walked from the range to the 1st tee as my partner retrieved something from our cabin:



2.  Waiting for frost at Black Mesa



3.  Early Morning at the Augusta par three course



4.  It is 7 am but looks like midday at Dornoch in late June



5.  Where does this hole go?  New South Wales



6.  Say what you want about the course - Old Head is a special location (not me in the photo)

[Mike Benham]

Sometimes sunrise is available for pics:





Sometimes it is not:

[Mike Hogan]

Here are a few from Pac Dunes.

[Stewart Abramson]

I was the first one out at Sugarloaf Mountain in Florida in April 2009. I arrived before sunrise and started taking pix as the sun rose over the practice area. Started on the back 9.

[Stewart Abramson]

The first tee of my home course at sunrise with the mist rising from the Otterkill that meanders through the course. "kill" is Dutch for a stream or burn.

[Ryan Admussen]

Wolf Creek in Atlanta

[Stewart Abramson]

Walton Heath New

[Steve Pozaric]

My home course, Greenbriar Hills Country Club in St. Louis:
Hole #7


And not my home course, but another nice Par 3:


I took this one as we were waiting during a long frost delay

[Ian_L]

Bandon Trails:

[Stewart Abramson]

A few early morning teee offs in Vegas and Myrtle Beach

[Brian Phillips]

Sand Hills about 5am...

[Kevin Pallier]

I love getting up early and seeing a "fresh" looking golf hole like this one

[Dónal Ó Ceallaigh]

Evening view across the 5th green towards the 9th fairway (Bro-Bålsta GK)


Evening view from the back tee at the 510 m par 5 6th (Bro-Bålsta GK)


Early morning view from the tee of the par 4 10th (Bro-Bålsta GK)


Early morning view from the tee of the par 4 15th (Bro-Bålsta GK)


Evening view of the par 3 3rd green (Bro-Bålsta GK)

[Harris Nepon]

Colton, you've done it again starting maybe one of the best pic threads I've seen on this board. All these pictures are awesome.

[Richard Choi]

Chambers Bay 2nd...

[Mark Saltzman]

Nothing better than the first tee time of the day!

Pinehurst








Coral Ridge, FL




Kingsley




Maidstone




Osprey Valley

[Ed Oden]

I've posted this before, but here is what greeted the participants at the 2010 Dixie Cup when we showed up at dawn for the last round at Carolina...

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