[Howard Riefs]

Category A:
Surveying the front nine at Kingsley Club
 
 




Category B:
Playful theme at Sankaty Head Golf Club

[Matt Bielawa]

A:  The Movement at Shinnecock




B:  Sweeping the Dew at Pumpkin Ridge (Ghost Creek)

[Ronald Montesano]

Category A:
Alps at Old Macdonald

Category B:
In Memoriam at Secession

For those unaware, the solitary chairs at Secession mark the loss of two members during the World Trade Center attacks in 2001.

[Wayne_Freedman]

Par-3, 17th at PGA West
'Alcatraz'


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[Tim Gallant]

Apologies - having difficulty linking my photo. Does anyone have a thread with the steps?

[Tom Kelly]

Apologies - having difficulty linking my photo. Does anyone have a thread with the steps?

This should still work on the new DG;


http://www.golfclubatlas.com/forum/index.php/topic,50942.msg1161493.html#msg1161493

[Ronald Montesano]

Apologies - having difficulty linking my photo. Does anyone have a thread with the steps?

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[Tim Gallant]

You guys are the makers of dreams. Thank you.


Category 1 - Cruden Bay 4th - Aug 2015

[Bret Lawrence]

Category A: 10th Hole at Fishers Island Club



Category B: My forecaddie, Joel, at Old White's 5th green.

[John Kavanaugh]

Bret,


What is your forecaddie doing on the green with you standing back there?

[Ronald Montesano]

Bret,


What is your forecaddie doing on the green with you standing back there?

He clearly won the caddie race...

[Bret Lawrence]

John,


After I chunked it out of the fairway bunker, I had to hit a short pitch to the green.  He was fixing the ball mark, while I drove the cart around.


Bret

[jeffwarne]

Bret,


What is your forecaddie doing on the green with you standing back there?

UMMMM ....forecaddying?
Surely John you're not one that has your forecaddy line you up and engages you in endless  Bonesism conversations before you can pull the trigger?

[Howard Riefs]

John,


After I chunked it out of the fairway bunker, I had to hit a short pitch to the green.  He was fixing the ball mark, while I drove the cart around.


Bret

Right answer:  "I asked him to pull the flag anticipating I would jar it."

[John Kavanaugh]

Bret,


What is your forecaddie doing on the green with you standing back there?

UMMMM ....forecaddying?
Surely John you're not one that has your forecaddy line you up and engages you in endless  Bonesism conversations before you can pull the trigger?

The only thing I ever ask of any caddy is to limit the times I need to bend over. Bending over is the most difficult aspect left in my outstanding life.

[Wayne_Freedman]

Too bad we cannot see these photos in all of their glorious sharpness and detail.
Virtually every one of them looks soft and fuzzy, and I know they are not.
Is there a solution?
A place or method to repost?

[Bret Lawrence]

John,


After I chunked it out of the fairway bunker, I had to hit a short pitch to the green.  He was fixing the ball mark, while I drove the cart around.


Bret

Right answer:  "I asked him to pull the flag anticipating I would jar it."

Howard,


I like your reply and photograph more than my own.  I am still learning!


Bret

[David_Tepper]

Too bad we cannot see these photos in all of their glorious sharpness and detail.
Virtually every one of them looks soft and fuzzy, and I know they are not.
Is there a solution?
A place or method to repost?

Wayne F. -

I am seeing the photos quite clearly, not soft and fuzzy at all.
You might try using a different web browser.

DT

[jeffwarne]

Too bad we cannot see these photos in all of their glorious sharpness and detail.
Virtually every one of them looks soft and fuzzy, and I know they are not.
Is there a solution?
A place or method to repost?

Wayne F. -

I am seeing the photos quite clearly, not soft and fuzzy at all.
You might try using a different web browser.

DT

Yes I'm seeing them quite clearly as well.
Some amazing photographers on GCA_Nice work

[Ed Tilley]

2nd tee at Dooks Golf club

[Wayne_Freedman]

Too bad we cannot see these photos in all of their glorious sharpness and detail.
Virtually every one of them looks soft and fuzzy, and I know they are not.
Is there a solution?
A place or method to repost?

Wayne F. -

I am seeing the photos quite clearly, not soft and fuzzy at all.
You might try using a different web browser.

DT

David, the issue is what they should look like. I'm betting that compared with the original images, the resolution leaves much to be desired. For reference,  kindly follow this link to my same image on Flickr.


https://www.flickr.com/photos/138550035@N08/23866127456/in/dateposted-public/




The difference is like tasting chocolate. You don't know what you're missing until you sample it.


There are some darned nice photos posted here. Wouldn't you like to see the higher resolution versions of those, as well?


How 'bout it, fellow shooters?

[Jeff Doerr]

A few from Ballyhack and the George Cup.


First Category - Ballyhack Double Green 13 & 15 with Goats!



Second Category - Coffee as the day begins (photo by Scott Weersing on my LG G3)

[Wayne_Freedman]

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[Chris_Hufnagel]

Hard to pick just one after a pretty amazing year of golf for me, and certainly none of my photographs can compete with the quality of most of the GCAer's who post here frequently.  But here is my submission, the oft-captured and majestic Royal County Down.  I had a wonderful day here with two friends, a morning match with modern clubs, followed by lunch and hickories in the afternoon...


DIVISION A

[David Wuthrich]

Matt,  Your picture of # 10 at Shinnecock is nice but it was not taken in 2015.  There are no more trees on the left side of your picture, right side of the fairway.

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