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The pin positions were as close as I could get them (Pebble Beach 2004 only has 8 per hole).

It's not a stellar round, but still fun right?

Thanks Doug. I played your Tiger Masters round, and it was a lot of fun. Seems like you did this one pretty quick.

(Pebble Beach 2004 only has 8 per hole)
Could be reason Pebble isn't being used for U.S. Open
Maybe nobody was able to find enough holes to do a really good 4 round setup at different speeds. At least in challenging.

Thanks a lot, Gibby! But maybe there's a higher level of skill at setting up tournaments that you can't even imagine!

Pete

pmgolf wrote:Thanks a lot, Gibby! But maybe there's a higher level of skill at setting up tournaments that you can't even imagine!

Pete

You have a habit of coming back and changing your posts Pete. I find that a bit cowardly myself. If you can't standup for what you say the 1st time, maybe you should think before you post.

gibby wrote:(Pebble Beach 2004 only has 8 per hole)
Could be reason Pebble isn't being used for U.S. Open
Maybe nobody was able to find enough holes to do a really good 4 round setup at different speeds. At least in challenging.

Managed to find 4 sets of decent pins for various speeds over on the European Tour. 4 rounds at Gusty as well

Mississippi wrote:You have a habit of coming back and changing your posts Pete. I find that a bit cowardly myself. If you can't standup for what you say the 1st time, maybe you should think before you post.

Oh no! Did I upset Mr Mississippi? I value your opinions so much... who are you, again?

Sometimes when you read what you have just posted you think "I know what I should have said!"

Pete

Steve Sullivan wrote:

gibby wrote:(Pebble Beach 2004 only has 8 per hole)
Could be reason Pebble isn't being used for U.S. Open
Maybe nobody was able to find enough holes to do a really good 4 round setup at different speeds. At least in challenging.

Managed to find 4 sets of decent pins for various speeds over on the European Tour. 4 rounds at Gusty as well

Send them off to Mark and ask for them to be used Steve. Your a league owner doing setups for a while so he should be willing to use them.
Edit: Scratch that. I see you have mixed conditions that aren't being used in official events.

gibby wrote:

Steve Sullivan wrote:

gibby wrote:(Pebble Beach 2004 only has 8 per hole)
Could be reason Pebble isn't being used for U.S. Open
Maybe nobody was able to find enough holes to do a really good 4 round setup at different speeds. At least in challenging.

Managed to find 4 sets of decent pins for various speeds over on the European Tour. 4 rounds at Gusty as well

Send them off to Mark and ask for them to be used Steve. Your a league owner doing setups for a while so he should be willing to use them.
Edit: Scratch that. I see you have mixed conditions that aren't being used in official events.

Why not?!?!

Cut and paste from Links Corner of "Stimp Meter" equivalents. The ones in bold are the mixed ones I've used. It's not that hard to work out from other speeds used.

SOFT / SLOW 5
SOFT (CH) / SLOW 5
SOFT (CH) / MEDIUM 5
SOFT / MEDIUM 5.5
MODERATE / SLOW 5.5
SOFT (CH) / FAST 5.5
MODERATE (CH) / SLOW 5.5
MODERATE (CH) / MEDIUM 6
SOFT / FAST 6.5
MODERATE / MEDIUM 6.5
FIRM / SLOW 6.5
SOFT / SLOW (CH) 6.5
MODERATE (CH) / FAST 6.5
FIRM (CH) / SLOW 6.5
MODERATE / FAST 7.5
FIRM / MEDIUM 7.5
SOFT / MEDIUM (CH) 7.5
FIRM (CH) / MEDIUM 7.5
SOFT (CH) / SLOW (CH) 8
FIRM / FAST 8.5
MODERATE / SLOW (CH) 8.5
FIRM (CH) / FAST 8.5
SOFT / FAST (CH) 9
FIRM / SLOW (CH) 9.5
MODERATE / MED (CH) 10
SOFT (CH) / MED (CH) 10
MOD(CH) / SLOW (CH) 10
FIRM / MEDIUM (CH) 11.5
MOD(CH) / MEDIUM (CH) 11.5
FIRM (CH) / SLOW (CH) 11.5
SOFT (CH) / FAST (CH) 12
MODERATE / FAST (CH) 13
FIRM / FAST (CH) 15.5
FIRM (CH) / MED(CH) 15.5
MOD(CH) / FAST (CH) 16.5
FIRM (CH) / FAST (CH) 18

(CH) = v1.07 MOD SETTING/SPEED

pmgolf wrote:
Sometimes when you read what you have just posted you think "I know what I should have said!"

Pete

If that's your story, stick to it. I know what i read, and i know what it changed to. I stand behind my comment pard.

Mississippi wrote:

pmgolf wrote:
Sometimes when you read what you have just posted you think "I know what I should have said!"

Pete

If that's your story, stick to it. I know what i read, and i know what it changed to. I stand behind my comment pard.

I don't care... pard.

Pete