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Rich Goodale

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Re: What's Your Favorite Ryder Cup Venue?
« Reply #25 on: September 30, 2012, 08:18:59 AM »
Medina is moving up my list of favorite venues very quickly.  You can't get much more drama and excitement than yesterday, particularly the last hour or so.

Mark B

Ganton may be a great course for us mortals, but unless they added another 30-40 yards/hole it would be a rescue club/wedge course for the pros.  They're eating Medina alive at ~7600.

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Tim_Cronin

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Re: What's Your Favorite Ryder Cup Venue?
« Reply #26 on: September 30, 2012, 10:38:11 AM »
I'll take Medinah after these first two amazing days. The closing seven holes have done what they were supposed to do, provide a stage for drama. We've had Hamlet and Macbeth so far. Today?
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Adrian_Stiff

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Re: What's Your Favorite Ryder Cup Venue?
« Reply #27 on: September 30, 2012, 11:18:05 AM »
Not sure what I mean but it happens..........the sun goes down later in Lahinch than it does in Portmarnock and even later still than in the East of Scotland - in the same Greenwich Time Zone. 
Whatever Latitude gets the same daylight hours, its the longitude which alters sunrise and sunset. The East coast of Ireland would get sunrise say 20 minutes early and sunset 20 minutes earlier than the east coast. Daylight times close approx 4 minutes each day (2 minutes each on sunset and sunrise)
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