[Bill_McBride]

Pretty cool looking course.  Al and Brent Geiberger playing lesson on the Golf Channel.  Stone Eagle has a neat look, stone outcroppings all over the place and green fairways in between.  Al just noted that Doak uses some deceptive slopes that make it difficult to tell if the putts are uphill or downhill.  Is that the "Indio effect" at work?

[Peter Pallotta]

And it was fun listening to Mr. 59. What that man has forgotten about the game of golf is more than I'll ever know.

Standing on a tee, he noted how "there's a lot more room out there on the right than it seems"...He said "it's a Doak thing".

He seemed to genuinely appreciate the course; "more like links golf" Brent added.

Peter

[Tommy_Naccarato]

It is my understanding that Mr. 59 will be making an appearance at the Eagle for KP.

[Tiger_Bernhardt]

That would be very cool.

[RJ_Daley]

I caught about half of it Bill.  They really showed some nice footage of the course, as good as a TV can indicate contour and elevation.  I think they really did a great job, even showing breaks on the greens.  I can't believe I allowed this opportunity to attend the KP slip by.  

[ed_getka]

I stayed up late and caught that episode. It was fun hearing Al G.'s take on the course. Holy mackerel, I hope it was the editing process but SE looks like it is going to eat my lunch! The greens look great, I can only imagine what they look like in person. Lots of interesting lies to be found out there.
     Unfortunately, a glimpse of what the future will be, with B. Geiberger golfing with his shirt hanging out, inspiring young golfers everywhere.
    I am really  looking forward to getting down there this weekend.  

[Tim Pitner]

Unfortunately, a glimpse of what the future will be, with B. Geiberger golfing with his shirt hanging out, inspiring young golfers everywhere.

Lighten up, Ed.    I played Wellshire Golf Club, a Denver municipal course routed by Ross, early Saturday morning with . . . my shirt untucked (mind you, it wasn't a Jordan Wall shirt hanging down to my knees).  I still appreciated the totality of my golf experience and the sun came up the next day.  Of course, one should consider time and place.  

[ed_getka]

Tim,
   Breaches of etiquette never bother the offender. It's just all these seemingly inconsequential things that slowly degrade society. Please don't tell me you where your hat backwards.

[Tim Pitner]

Breaches of etiquette never bother the offender. It's just all these seemingly inconsequential things that slowly degrade society. Please don't tell me you where your hat backwards.

Ed, don't worry, the bill's in the front.  You know, I have a lot of traditionalist leanings, but I don't mind the shirt untucked--it's much more comfortable in the summer.  Some shirts, the ones without vents, are made to be untucked.  Sorry . . . right, Stone Eagle . . .  haven't played it.

[Tim Leahy]

It is my understanding that Mr. 59 will be making an appearance at the Eagle for KP.

Thomas,
His son John played and later coached golf at Pepperdine after I left. Did he coach your friend Geoff Shackelford at Pep?

[Tommy_Naccarato]

No actually, they we're teammates and they are still good friends to this day.

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