Tequilla's Golf Road Trip

If there's interest, I'll semi blog my trip, the courses that I've played, and any other highlights. Otherwise, outside of a potential taping or two of TSIO Podcast while I'm on the road, I'll be generally silent for the next month or so.
I do plan after the trip is over consolidating my trip experience and creating a website/blog related to the adventures of my trip as well as my general experiences traveling around playing golf and attending college football games around the country.
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This thread is not going to end well
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Sometimes I love giving fresh meat out there for some of the fucktards to enjoy bashing on how old, rich, and white I am.RaceBannon said:This thread is not going to end well
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I'm shit at golf, but if you venture in Nor-Cal i'll show you how millenial, drunk, and coked out I am.Tequilla said:
Sometimes I love giving fresh meat out there for some of the fucktards to enjoy bashing on how old, rich, and white I am.RaceBannon said:This thread is not going to end well
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If Teqoolla poasts anything that I can interpret as breaking bored rules, I'm shitcanning his golf trip photos.
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Very confident there will be strong interestTequilla said:Later this week I'll be leaving on a month long golf adventure around the country (and Canada) where I'll be driving throughout the country and playing approximately 20 of the Top 100 Public Golf Courses in the nation per Golf Digest (from either the 2013 or 2015 listing ... it changes often).
If there's interest,I'll semi blog my trip, the courses that I've played, and any other highlights. Otherwise, outside of a potential taping or two of TSIO Podcast while I'm on the road,I'll be generally silent for the next month or so.
I do plan after the trip is over consolidating my trip experience and creating a website/blog related to the adventures of my trip as well as my general experiences traveling around playing golf and attending college football games around the country.
Also, public courses? Peasant.
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I will neither think nor care about this.
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Even your vacations are boring.Tequilla said:Later this week I'll be leaving on a month long golf adventure around the country (and Canada) where I'll be driving throughout the country and playing approximately 20 of the Top 100 Public Golf Courses in the nation per Golf Digest (from either the 2013 or 2015 listing ... it changes often).
If there's interest, I'll semi blog my trip, the courses that I've played, and any other highlights. Otherwise, outside of a potential taping or two of TSIO Podcast while I'm on the road, I'll be generally silent for the next month or so.
I do plan after the trip is over consolidating my trip experience and creating a website/blog related to the adventures of my trip as well as my general experiences traveling around playing golf and attending college football games around the country. -
Different strokes for different folks
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I for one am looking forward to hearing about your golfing adventures. Perhaps the link to your photo blog can be limited to Butler Cabin supporters to keep out the heathens.
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I generally think you are a douche and your posts are tl, dr FS. But I am curious what courses you are planning on playing. I've wanted to go a trip like that for years.
I've played:
7 Bandon dunes
26 Chambers Bay
39 Torrey Pines
41 Wolf Creek (the coolest course I've played)
67 Pumpkin Ridge
88 Coeur d'Alene Resort
94 Old Works
96 Circling Raven
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Racist Capitalist!!!!!!!!2001400ex said:I generally think you are a douche and your posts are tl, dr FS. But I am curious what courses you are planning on playing. I've wanted to go a trip like that for years.
I've played:
7 Bandon dunes - Meh
26 Chambers Bay - I bow, one of the places I've missed
39 Torrey Pines (Scott Peterson)
41 Wolf Creek (the coolest course I've played) THAT PLACE IS BAD ASS (tip jar to you on that)
67 Pumpkin Ridge (Meh, Goat Track really)
88 Coeur d'Alene Resort (WHITE AND RIGHT!!!!!)
94 Old Works - Less than Meh............ I thought it was really weak
96 Circling Raven - I didn't get it. It was more like a muni course with great views but hey, if I'm golfing at goat track at least let me see the ocean.
There are a couple I'm surprised aren't on there. Washington National. Gold Mountain Olympic course. Journey at Pechanga. -
Please, don't encourage him.2001400ex said:I generally think you are a douche and your posts are tl, dr FS. But I am curious what courses you are planning on playing. I've wanted to go a trip like that for years.
I've played:
7 Bandon dunes
26 Chambers Bay
39 Torrey Pines
41 Wolf Creek (the coolest course I've played)
67 Pumpkin Ridge
88 Coeur d'Alene Resort
94 Old Works
96 Circling Raven
There are a couple I'm surprised aren't on there. Washington National. Gold Mountain Olympic course. Journey at Pechanga. -
Stay the fuck away from Pechanga land pale face
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Have a good time Tequilla. Wish I could read about your blog adventures but I'm limited on Data bandwidth. Safe Travels!Tequilla said:Later this week I'll be leaving on a month long golf adventure around the country (and Canada) where I'll be driving throughout the country and playing approximately 20 of the Top 100 Public Golf Courses in the nation per Golf Digest (from either the 2013 or 2015 listing ... it changes often).
If there's interest, I'll semi blog my trip, the courses that I've played, and any other highlights. Otherwise, outside of a potential taping or two of TSIO Podcast while I'm on the road, I'll be generally silent for the next month or so.
I do plan after the trip is over consolidating my trip experience and creating a website/blog related to the adventures of my trip as well as my general experiences traveling around playing golf and attending college football games around the country. -
RaceBannon said:
Stay the fuck away from Pechanga land pale face
Bandon dunes is a sweet course. I want to go play the others, but have been limited on time. I liked old works, it's unique and has a cool layout (shitty location tho). Agree on circling Raven, I've played several other better courses attached to casinos. I never got the hype there.getoffmylawn said:
Racist Capitalist!!!!!!!!2001400ex said:I generally think you are a douche and your posts are tl, dr FS. But I am curious what courses you are planning on playing. I've wanted to go a trip like that for years.
I've played:
7 Bandon dunes - Meh
26 Chambers Bay - I bow, one of the places I've missed
39 Torrey Pines (Scott Peterson)
41 Wolf Creek (the coolest course I've played) THAT PLACE IS BAD ASS (tip jar to you on that)
67 Pumpkin Ridge (Meh, Goat Track really)
88 Coeur d'Alene Resort (WHITE AND RIGHT!!!!!)
94 Old Works - Less than Meh............ I thought it was really weak
96 Circling Raven - I didn't get it. It was more like a muni course with great views but hey, if I'm golfing at goat track at least let me see the ocean.
There are a couple I'm surprised aren't on there. Washington National. Gold Mountain Olympic course. Journey at Pechanga.
For private courses, I've played most around the northwest including Sahalee, Canterwood, Overtake, etc.
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Derek bury this thread
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US courses I'm planning on playing on this trip ('15-'16/'13-'14 rankings)
25/26 - Chambers Bay
33/28 - Pronghorn
41/37 - Wolf Creek
46/53 - Cascata
58/41 - Paa Ko Ridge
91/NA - Dancing Rabbit (Azalea)
NA/NA - Dancing Rabbit (Oaks) - sounds likely it may make future lists
NA/NA - Capitol Hill (Judge/Legislator) - Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
NA/NA - Fighting Joe/Schoolmaster - Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
61/72 - Grand Traverse Resort & Spa (Bear)
13/13 - Arcadia Bluffs
48/45 - Tullymore
23/23 - Forest Dunes
NA/95 - Elk Ridge
NA/69 - Black Lake
NA/73 - Boyne Highlands (Heather)
65/84 - Bay Harbor
70/77 - Bull at Pinehurst Farms
85/NA - Golf Courses of Lawsonia (Links) - may play other course there if I have time
8/10 - Erin Hills
42/46 - Harvester Golf Club
77/NA - Wild Horse Golf (Nebraska)
94/NA - Old Works
97/96 - Circling Raven
Canada courses:
Tower Ranch
Talking Rock
Tobiano
Whistler Golf Club
Chateau Whistler
Nicklaus North
Big Sky
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If not interested, don't pay attention. Not difficult. If people are interested in talking golf and golf courses, what's it to you?CuntWaffle said:Derek bury this thread
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This thread is violence.
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WhooshTequilla said:
If not interested, don't pay attention. Not difficult. If people are interested in talking golf and golf courses, what's it to you?CuntWaffle said:Derek bury this thread
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2001400ex said:
I generally think you are a douche and your posts are tl, dr FS. But I am curious what courses you are planning on playing. I've wanted to go a trip like that for years.
I've played:
7 Bandon dunes TEQ: Plan on getting down to play all 4 Bandon courses at some point in near future
26 Chambers Bay TEQ: Have played 2x and will play 2x more when I get home (promo that they recently were running) ... one of the more difficult courses that I've played ... I personally don't think it is unfair but it is demanding and punishing if you get out of line
39 Torrey Pines TEQ: Not sure when I'll get down to play there
41 Wolf Creek (the coolest course I've played) TEQ: Agree that the sight lines are amazing ... probably my 2nd favorite course that I've so far played in that regards (Kapalua Plantation ... Chambers is right up there as well) ... very fair course that once you know the sightlines and misses makes it reasonable to score well on if you can execute your shots
67 Pumpkin Ridge TEQ: I absolutely love the design of the course and in particular the greens ... agree that it's unfortunate that the course is overly moist that makes it really a mid-July to mid-September course if you want good/great conditions
88 Coeur d'Alene Resort TEQ: Overall, the course is nothing special to me and it gets a ton of mileage out of the island green, the boat ride, and the participation certificate you get for completing the hole ... I'd only call the par 3 5th and 6th and the 4 hole stretch from 11-14 are the only holes that I'd call memorable ... the rest are rather forgettable and I played it last August ... definitely isn't worth the price that they charge for it
94 Old Works
96 Circling Raven TEQ: Another course where I really enjoy the design and green complex ... One other thing I really appreciated was that the course felt isolated from not only other players but civilization in general ... great feeling when trying to get away and unwind
There are a couple I'm surprised aren't on there. Washington National. Gold Mountain Olympic course. Journey at Pechanga.
TEQ: I don't know where Gold Mountain Olympic ranks on the list for consideration but it has every hole you could possibly want on a course and I definitely can only think of one or two holes that I'd call vanilla and somewhat forgettable. The design of Washington National has high end potential but Oki hasn't put the kind of money into it to support it at the high end level. -
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If you are going to play pronghorn, hit crosswater while you are there. I had a couple opportunities to play Paa Ko but never made it, wish I would have. A lot of those are East coast and I've never heard of them. While in Nebraska, you need to find the time to play the Prairie club outside of Valentine. 36 holes, check it out. Here's another course while working from Nebraska to Montana, Bully Pulpit in Medora, by the ND Badlands. I've been there but never played it and I thought it was on the top 100.Tequilla said:US courses I'm planning on playing on this trip ('15-'16/'13-'14 rankings)
25/26 - Chambers Bay
33/28 - Pronghorn
41/37 - Wolf Creek
46/53 - Cascata
58/41 - Paa Ko Ridge
91/NA - Dancing Rabbit (Azalea)
NA/NA - Dancing Rabbit (Oaks) - sounds likely it may make future lists
NA/NA - Capitol Hill (Judge/Legislator) - Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
NA/NA - Fighting Joe/Schoolmaster - Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
61/72 - Grand Traverse Resort & Spa (Bear)
13/13 - Arcadia Bluffs
48/45 - Tullymore
23/23 - Forest Dunes
NA/95 - Elk Ridge
NA/69 - Black Lake
NA/73 - Boyne Highlands (Heather)
65/84 - Bay Harbor
70/77 - Bull at Pinehurst Farms
85/NA - Golf Courses of Lawsonia (Links) - may play other course there if I have time
8/10 - Erin Hills
42/46 - Harvester Golf Club
77/NA - Wild Horse Golf (Nebraska)
94/NA - Old Works
97/96 - Circling Raven
Canada courses:
Tower Ranch
Talking Rock
Tobiano
Whistler Golf Club
Chateau Whistler
Nicklaus North
Big Sky -
Prairie Club is definitely on the to play list but going to wait to play with some friends ... same strategy as I had with Whistling Straits and the 4 total courses in that complex
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Whistling straights is definitely on my list. What's the list look like now of courses you've played?Tequilla said:Prairie Club is definitely on the to play list but going to wait to play with some friends ... same strategy as I had with Whistling Straits and the 4 total courses in that complex
Bully Pulpit was on a prior iteration of the trip schedule but got moved out with some time constraints - will play when eventually playing Prairie
I would definitely make a So Cal trip too. Hit Torrey Pines (course isn't actually that good, just great scenery, it's like taking the Cascade course of gold mountain, putting it on a cliff over the ocean, adding deep bunkers by the greens and about 1,000 yards.) But journey at Pechanga I think should be in the top 50 easy. Then PGA west and a few others. -
So far on the trip I've played Chambers, Pronghorn, Wolf Creek, and Cascata. Will play Paa Ko today. Then onto Texas for a wedding this weekend.
My sense on many of the California courses is that they are more hype than not and you definitely pay out of the ass for them during the Summer
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You probably don't have time, but Twin Warriors just north of ABQ is an awesome course. Been there but haven't played it. I played Sandia which is cool too.Tequilla said:So far on the trip I've played Chambers, Pronghorn, Wolf Creek, and Cascata. Will play Paa Ko today. Then onto Texas for a wedding this weekend.
My sense on many of the California courses is that they are more hype than not and you definitely pay out of the ass for them during the Summer
Agree on So Cal courses, especially Torrey Pines. However they are memorable still. Look up Pechanga, they'll be one of the coolest courses you've played (golf digest can suck it). -
Fuck this thread with the fire of a thousand suns.
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30k chamillionaire Hondo and Tequilla Flanders just abusing all the trust and leeway that they'd built up.