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can you say speedy? should be an interesting week......
the part 3 is correct, and i know there is a 600+ yard par 5, but not sure exact distance.Speedy and long; I don't know how you hold greens that fast with long irons and woods, but that is probably why I'll be watching the open on TV rather than chasing down tiger.
I read that there is a 288 yard par 3 and a 667 yard par 5. I'm not sure I can shoot a rifle that far.
Speedy and long; I don't know how you hold greens that fast with long irons and woods, but that is probably why I'll be watching the open on TV rather than chasing down tiger.
I read that there is a 288 yard par 3 and a 667 yard par 5. I'm not sure I can shoot a rifle that far.
:crazy:[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]No. 8, 252/288 yards, par 3: Yes, it's a par 3 - and it may play longer for the final round Sunday, according to the USGA's Jim Hyler. One of the players told Hyler, "You could have a long drive and a closest-to-the-hole contest on the same hole."[/FONT]
:blink:[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]No. 12, 632/667 yards, par 5: The hole is so long, it runs nearly from the clubhouse to the Pennsylvania Turnpike - long enough to charge a toll. "It's the epitome of a par 5," said Masters champion Zach Johnson. In the 2003 U.S. Amateur, Trip Kuehne - who is in the U.S. Open field - reached in two with a 6-iron.[/FONT]
Speedy and long; I don't know how you hold greens that fast with long irons and woods, but that is probably why I'll be watching the open on TV rather than chasing down tiger.
I read that there is a 288 yard par 3 and a 667 yard par 5. I'm not sure I can shoot a rifle that far.
It is. But get one of these guys to tell you 70 is a fair par.....I thought Oakmont was set up as a Par 70.