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Mark Pearce

Sean was hemmed in and had his choices limited by his kindly (if ill-conceived) decision to use the same 18 courses (if not the same holes) as I did.
Ah, but somehow you forgot Kington and Sean really couldn't not select the 18th there, so that's not quite right!
In July I will be riding two stages of this year's Tour de France route for charity, including Mont Ventoux for the William Wates Memorial Trust (https://rideleloop.org/the-charity/) which supports underprivileged young people.

Sean_A

Sean was hemmed in and had his choices limited by his kindly (if ill-conceived) decision to use the same 18 courses (if not the same holes) as I did.
Ah, but somehow you forgot Kington and Sean really couldn't not select the 18th there, so that's not quite right!


Mark


Pietro used Kington's 12th...a fine choice for a par 3, but no match for the ultimate in gravity golf 18th.


Ciao
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Mark Pearce

Sean was hemmed in and had his choices limited by his kindly (if ill-conceived) decision to use the same 18 courses (if not the same holes) as I did.
Ah, but somehow you forgot Kington and Sean really couldn't not select the 18th there, so that's not quite right!


Mark


Pietro used Kington's 12th...a fine choice for a par 3, but no match for the ultimate in gravity golf 18th.


Ciao
Peter's list has the 12th at the Addington, not Kington.  If there's one hole I knew had to be in any Arble eclectic, it's the 18th at Kington.
In July I will be riding two stages of this year's Tour de France route for charity, including Mont Ventoux for the William Wates Memorial Trust (https://rideleloop.org/the-charity/) which supports underprivileged young people.

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