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mike_malone

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Re: Is the use of water the "Achilles Heel " of most almost great architecture
« Reply #25 on: April 15, 2008, 11:04:54 AM »
  You have a bunch of masochistic members, I guess. That's okay. They have to join somewhere. I am a big fan of the work at WM, btw.

  Jason,

   I haven't played #17 at TPC so I can't really comment on how it plays, but I'll bet there is more width relative to the length of the hole than at #8 WM.
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TEPaul

Re: Is the use of water the "Achilles Heel " of most almost great architecture
« Reply #26 on: April 15, 2008, 11:16:27 AM »
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Certainly the Lady of the Lake entered my consciousness early in life, and perhaps her mysterious beauty left it's mark."


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Really? You didn't ever nail a mermaid, did you? Just wondering because if you did you're the only guy I ever heard of who did and I've known some pretty amazing people in my times and travels.
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Jason Mandel

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Re: Is the use of water the "Achilles Heel " of most almost great architecture
« Reply #27 on: April 15, 2008, 11:22:56 AM »
Quote from: michael_malone on April 15, 2008, 11:04:54 AM
  You have a bunch of masochistic members, I guess. That's okay. They have to join somewhere. I am a big fan of the work at WM, btw.

  Jason,

   I haven't played #17 at TPC so I can't really comment on how it plays, but I'll bet there is more width relative to the length of the hole than at #8 WM.

Mayday,

Good point regarding the width at 17, which is something I hadn't thought about too much but is probably true.

We're not only massochistic, but we're crazy as well  ;D

Jason
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