Notice the silhouette at the top of the hill.....are there many more individuals that put the fear of "don't you dare lay sod over this shot" than this gentleman?  And if you do...."what a pity."  

And I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for the combination of logos he was wearing that day....it puts many GCA'ers to shame.  Nothing like matching a green John Deere hat with a sweater with a difficult logo to identify  

Who is the gentleman at the top of the hill on 18 there?

jf

Who is the gentleman at the top of the hill on 18 there?

Its Jim Langley waiting to throw the guys off the course.

Scott:

Good pictures of #17.  I think its a better hole with the bunkers.  

Great pictures, Carlyle!

I've never been to CPC, but these photos give a great "walk-thru" and a sense of the routing and style of holes.

Ahhh......one day.....

Carlyle,  Nice pics.  I played CPC two years ago when #13 was under construction.   I loved to show you guys my pics of 13 under construction but I can't seem to paste my photos.  How did you paste your pics?.

R.J.-

Assuming you have the pictures stored somewhere on the internet....

Take the URL for the picture (ie. http://www.website.com/13.jpg) and put a (img) before the URL and a (/img) after the URL.  Except, change the () brackets to be [] brackets. (had to type it that way or it wouldn't have been readable for you.

If you can't get it to work, send me the picture(s) via email (in my profile) and I'll help you post it.  

Just in from Spring Break back in sunny California.

Mike,

The open stance accomodates the 50 extra lb's.  To answer your question - I hit the 2nd of several low-right squirters that day into the right-hand bunker.  I must say that he who knows the source of Pee Wee Herman photographs on the web should not cast stones!

Lou,

Just the usual 9-iron at fifteen, then two putts for par.

I hit first at 16 (out of turn, no doubt) because I just couldn't wait another minute while my playing partners stood dazed by the vista.  Just the driver into the front bunker. Beautiful slight fade aimed at the left edge of the green and eating the pin up - caddie yells "golf shot" only to watch it hit in the top of the bunker from lack of hang time.  Sand shot six feet beyond the pin.  Fell in love with the line and left the par putt a solid 12 inches short.  The best laugh I've had at myself in a long time.  

Glad to see my pic.  Gosh, I really WAS there.

Mike