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  1. § Ron Mon® Email said on :
    "Most of the Old Course's tees are usually placed just at the front of the men's tee and sometimes require shots over gorse where a decent 75-125 yards of carry is needed. I played with an older, local woman during my round there who on several holes, had no shot, hitting her ball straight into gorse sitting in front of her tee. She would leave it and walk up to the fairway and play from there.

    She also didn't even bother to tee it up on the very long par-5 14th.

    You've got to be a pretty strong player to get out of some of these deep bunkers properly - or you look like an idiot. "

    --My guess is that the women playing at St. Andrews are nothing like your date. Some of them might even qualify as pretty strong players by the bracker standard.

    "What exactly are the old men in charge so disgusted with women like Natalie Gulbis, Paula Creamer, Erica Blasberg and other young hotties with wicked game occupying their course for a week?"

    --Is there a syntax here? Did you wake up at noon again?
  2. § Ron Mon® Email said on :
    By the way, why is she the "ocho"? Why not the Locho, the cha-cha, or the Lorocho (Spanish for nothing in particular.) There's nothing flattering about being called the "ocho."
  3. § Shanks® Email said on :
    The lovely Mrs. Shanks could carry the gorse at the Old Course with her Big Bertha X. Unfortunately, she sucks out of the sand. (But don't tell her I said that!)
  4. § Judge Smails Email said on :
    Why does every course have to be for everyone? Heck, I'd like to find some courses that only allow low-handicappers to play.

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