Originally posted by p@ul Do any Texas Tundra's play golf?
I do, but its been a while (1.5 yrs) since I have played. Never was very good, used to shot in the mid to high 90's. But I sure wouldnt mind starting to play again.
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2001 Limited, V8, 2wd, TRD, Metallic Silver Sky MODS:
TIRES: Michelin LTX M/S LT265/75/R16 load C rated
SUSPENSION: front - red/blu 4x4 HD Bilsteins shocks & HD TRD 4x4 coils providing 1.75" lift, rear - TRD add-a-leafs, Hellwig swaybar, yell/blu 4x4 Bilsteins INTERIOR: CB-Ham/Scanner/150W linear amp in custom console, 10 disc CD player, Donnelly comp/temp mirror, Toyota All Weather floormats, tinted windows, radar detector, backseat angle mod, EXTERIOR: Grizzly SS brushguard, Better Built alum toolbox w/lights, Weatherflector Ventvisors, chrome step tubes, UTR bedliner, hitch, SteelHorse Bull Rings, Mobil 1 oils, 2 TS stickers, 2 TS license frames, 2 www.TundraSolutions.com stickers, ELECTRICAL: 55W undercarriage entry lights, extra set 55W reverse lights, 55W underhood lights, DEI alarm, 12V Acc plug/engine compartment, 400watt power inverter, foglight/cargolight/acc plug/maplight mod
I played at Cedar Creek (http://www.sagolf.com/Courses/CedarC...edar_creek.htm) a few weeks ago and it was very very nice. Cost was only $31 which was an excellent price for that type of course. Fairways were in great shape, but the greens were kinda of bumpy.
Originally posted by p@ul Cost was only $31 which was an excellent price for that type of course. Fairways were in great shape, but the greens were kinda of bumpy.
That city coarse used to be rated real high nationally for a city coarse. You are right there greens have NEVER been in very good shape though. If you get the chance play at Silver Horn another city coarse. That coarse is nice, well manacured, trees and everything are allways green and well kept. My favorite coarse is Tapatio Springs . If you play there MAKE SURE you play "The Ridge", you will not forget it. Unbeliveable coarse and scenery.
__________________ SATundra
2001 Limited, V8, 2wd, TRD, Metallic Silver Sky MODS:
TIRES: Michelin LTX M/S LT265/75/R16 load C rated
SUSPENSION: front - red/blu 4x4 HD Bilsteins shocks & HD TRD 4x4 coils providing 1.75" lift, rear - TRD add-a-leafs, Hellwig swaybar, yell/blu 4x4 Bilsteins INTERIOR: CB-Ham/Scanner/150W linear amp in custom console, 10 disc CD player, Donnelly comp/temp mirror, Toyota All Weather floormats, tinted windows, radar detector, backseat angle mod, EXTERIOR: Grizzly SS brushguard, Better Built alum toolbox w/lights, Weatherflector Ventvisors, chrome step tubes, UTR bedliner, hitch, SteelHorse Bull Rings, Mobil 1 oils, 2 TS stickers, 2 TS license frames, 2 www.TundraSolutions.com stickers, ELECTRICAL: 55W undercarriage entry lights, extra set 55W reverse lights, 55W underhood lights, DEI alarm, 12V Acc plug/engine compartment, 400watt power inverter, foglight/cargolight/acc plug/maplight mod
My oldest son plays golf & has sence he was 2... Loves the game, short game needs wk, but can hit the long ball.. Let me know about the golf it is always nice to see a 9 year old beat an adult. Ha Ha????
I started playing golf when I was 13. You would think the longer a fellow does something the better he would get. Not so. I reached the top of my game in about 5 years and never got much better. When i retired I had good intentions of playing lots of golf, even got a membership at the local club. I saw right away that the golf got in the way of my fishing and did not renew my membership. Still play in some tournaments, mostly with my son in laws but dont play on a regular basis. Besides it has got pretty expensive to play. Still like to play but like they say --my handicap is my game. ---Buzz
Do any Texas Tundra's play golf?
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But I sure wouldnt mind starting to play again. 
---Buzz
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