[Bryan Icenhower]

what worse - the poles or the colored balls embedded in the turf?

[John Ezekowitz]

The Philly guys haven't mentioned Glen Mills yet, I recall poles there. Until this thread was started I never even thought about the poles anywhere.

Sam: I think Glen Mills is the best course I have played that has them. Of course, I am biased against it since I played terribly in a tournament there.

[Sam Morrow]

The Philly guys haven't mentioned Glen Mills yet, I recall poles there. Until this thread was started I never even thought about the poles anywhere.

Sam: I think Glen Mills is the best course I have played that has them. Of course, I am biased against it since I played terribly in a tournament there.

I was the first tee time on a Friday, I'd gotten toasted at Coyote Ugly in New York, snuck booze on to the train, like 2 hours of sleep. I think I shot 48-35 or something silly like that.

[Brian Joines]

I played Lost Dunes yesterday and they have the 150 poles. For some reason I didn't remember them but I'm pretty sure they've always been there.

[Patrick_Mucci]

Due Process has them as 150 markers, but, they work quite well in that environment where the aura of horse racing is pervasive throughout the golf course.

[Joe Bausch]

The Philly guys haven't mentioned Glen Mills yet, I recall poles there. Until this thread was started I never even thought about the poles anywhere.

That's a good one Sam.  Of all the Philly area courses, that might be the winner.

2nd place perhaps is Sand Barrens down at the south Jersey shore.

[noonan]

I would rather all courses have them - it does help speed up play

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