oops...EAST of L.A.the American Express west of L.A.
Thanks. West of L.A. would have some serious water hazards.oops...EAST of L.A.
Yeah. West bring your Sony and flippers.oops...EAST of L.A.
A serious water hazard.Thanks. West of L.A. would have some serious water hazards.
Some days I don't know my right hand from my left (or my east from my west).Thanks. West of L.A. would have some serious water hazards.
I always like the trick of holding up your hand and if your thumb and pointer finger make an L, that is your left hand. I have a good friend (who went to Yale) who could not intuitively tell left from right so had to routinely do that.Some days I don't know my right hand from my left (or my east from my west).
No problem. It's when you lose up and down that the trouble starts.Some days I don't know my right hand from my left (or my east from my west).
At least early on the Nicklaus course is playing by far the easiest - maybe LQ gets easier later in the round.One thing to be aware of over the 1st 3 days while watching scores, the Stadium Course (which will be played Sunday) is by far the hardest, because the La Quinta and Nicklaus courses are considered 2 of the 5 easiest on the Tour.
Another reason they're playing twosomes is that they are paired with amateurs for the 1st 3 rounds. But they are paired, not teamed like at Pebble Beach. I could not find who the amateurs are to see if our guys were playing with anybody we'd know.