Greatest 70s One Hit Wonder - "Pop/Soft Rock" Edition
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Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party -
Dancing in The Moonlight - King HarvestFree Pub!!!?!
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Dancing in The Moonlight - King HarvestIf we're gonna schlep Steve Miller into the one-hit wonder pile, I'm fucking out.
He's still kicking ass at 103 years old, and I see him whenever I get the chance. His shows are two hours of hits from the most formative years of my life. Praise Jeebus for the Pompatus of Love. -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party -
Come and Get Your Love - Swaye's Redbone
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know. -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser -
Come and Get Your Love - Swaye's Redbone
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after. -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
The HH Central Oregon meet up is gonna be lit!chuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
@chuck gonna take off the gloves with @Tequilla .
@dflea getting out the HS wrastling gear for @TurdBomber .
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Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Definitely should aim to play Crosswater and Pronghorn if you can … Bend is one of my favorite places to play golfchuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after. -
Fooled Around and Fell in Love - Elvin Bishop
Earl Woods jingled coins like Seve and yelled during Tiger's back swing when Tiger was growing up. Sounds like your dads let you downchuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after. -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
If I'm going to central Oregon, I'm bringing guns and fishing rods, not golf clubs.YellowSnow said:
The HH Central Oregon meet up is gonna be lit!chuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
@chuck gonna take off the gloves with @Tequilla .
@dflea getting out the HS wrastling gear for @TurdBomber .
I should have something dead to grill up when you get off the links.
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I'll enjoy rubbing my balls in @dflea's face for 5 minutes before I plant his shoulders on the mat.YellowSnow said:
The HH Central Oregon meet up is gonna be lit!chuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
@chuck gonna take off the gloves with @Tequilla .
@dflea getting out the HS wrastling gear for @TurdBomber . -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Wow - what a fucking faggot you are rubbing your balls on other dudes.TurdBomber said:
I'll enjoy rubbing my balls in @dflea's face for 5 minutes before I plant his shoulders on the mat.YellowSnow said:
The HH Central Oregon meet up is gonna be lit!chuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
@chuck gonna take off the gloves with @Tequilla .
@dflea getting out the HS wrastling gear for @TurdBomber .
Settle down, homo. -
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking GlassEasy fellas...I'm just having a little fun here.
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Come and Get Your Love - Swaye's RedboneRaceBannon said:
Earl Woods jingled coins like Seve and yelled during Tiger's back swing when Tiger was growing up. Sounds like your dads let you downchuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
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Come and Get Your Love - Swaye's Redbone
Jesus.TurdBomber said:
I'll enjoy rubbing my balls in @dflea's face for 5 minutes before I plant his shoulders on the mat.YellowSnow said:
The HH Central Oregon meet up is gonna be lit!chuck said:
I'm a mentally fragile golfer, I admit it. I don't like attention grabbing noise when I'm hitting.Tequilla said:
Downvoted for your hatred of relaxing music while playing a maddening game with cocktailschuck said:
Pure twash. I ranger 4 hours a week locally and get members benefits for it. I'm going to campaign to either ban music or at least post a verbose sign explaining how to have it without violating the rules.YellowSnow said:
Trash as fuck Seattle folks. What is the world coming to?Tequilla said:
Disagree … I’ve played it at your course and told the Judge to FUCK OFFYellowSnow said:
We don't allow music on the course at my Bushwood @Tequilla .Tequilla said:
I try to avoid those courses and play based on location and/or pricechuck said:
Good man. I didn't mean to insult your selection. It's the loud music on the course thats kind of a new thing to me and really bugs me. Last summer ended a 5 year break where I only played a handful of times per year. I was shocked at what the increase in golf had done to on-course manners and etiquette. There are a lot more jagoffs out there who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves.Tequilla said:
I never blast it loud enough that you can hear it outside of my group and always turn it down when approaching another group on the tee boxchuck said:
Please tell me you wear ear buds or at least keep the shit low enough that only you have to hear it on the golf course.Tequilla said:
A summer favorite … particularly on the golf courseJoeEDangerously said:
I take it you’ve listened to yacht rock radio on Sirius XM a couple times?Tequilla said:Two that you're definitely missing here:
"Baby Come Back" by Player
"Magnet & Steel" by Walter Egan
My friends generally expect that I’m going to throw it on from time to time in the summer … but I also play a huge variety as well
Last round I played had the Nirvana station going the entire time … shot a 78 at Gold Mountain so it’s probably going to stick in the rotation for a bit
If I’m out playing as a single with a course that is well spaced with nobody around me I will turn it up louder for sure
You can definitely strike a balance between it being loud enough to hear/enjoy and having a dance party
A couple of friends and I might meander down your way this spring or early summer for a couple of marathon days and hit a few courses. We've been talking about it since august. You're invited if it happens. I'll let you know.
I’ll only play Yellow Pisser’s course going forward if I’m playing with Yellow Pisser
I've never played in Yella's area strangely enough. I dont know what he calls his home course, but there are a handful of places in the area that any serious golfer in the NW should check off at some point. It's past time. I think my group gets stay and play at Sun River for free or nearly free as one of us is a big wig in that company. We'll probably play two rounds there and branch out after.
@chuck gonna take off the gloves with @Tequilla .
@dflea getting out the HS wrastling gear for @TurdBomber .