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What Is Your Most Difficult Hole at Morley?

Hardest hole for you to birdie (or even par!)?

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Permalink Reply by mdub on May 7, 2008 at 2:14am

I can't believe I am admitting this but I COMPLETELY suck at any position on hole 8. That's right... 8! Why...? I don't know, it's open, wide and straight. It has to be one of the easiest holes to par but not for me!

My answer should be hole #7.

Permalink Reply by bill conley on May 7, 2008 at 2:17am

hole 14 in long position,that hole always gives me fits

Permalink Reply by Side Arm Dave on May 7, 2008 at 2:58am

First of all, I know I'm a nerd... I have over 300 rounds recorded in an excel spreadsheet.
My worst hole is #7 averaging a 3.3. My best hole is #2 with a 2.8 average (2.6 in the last year).
My second worst is hole 5, although I really like hole 5. :)

Permalink Reply by mdub on May 8, 2008 at 12:39am

I love the stats!
I have a spreadsheet and graphs of my past 220 games but not per hole!!! How cool.
Please share some of your findings / trends. I think it would be very interesting!

Permalink Reply by Sean Wilburn on May 7, 2008 at 3:09am

Hole #7 has always been my Achilles' Heel. It started when I grilled an oncomming Honda in 2001. Then on my 1st tournament (Spring Fling) #7 was my start hole. Even though I shot 4 birdies warming up on other holes I took a Snowman for my my 1st hole of my 1st tourney!

I will make you pay #7... Ooohh yes I will!

Permalink Reply by Ruther4d on May 7, 2008 at 12:20pm

Hole 7 used to be my worst but then I learned how to roll a disc. Now, I'd have to say hole 12 gives me the most trouble. There are a couple pins I can get birdies on but there are 12 different locations and I almost always hit a tree and ricochet away from where I'm aiming.

Permalink Reply by DocDave on May 7, 2008 at 2:19pm

Pins A and B for hole 10. If they are in these positions and I am still bogey free, look out, 'cause I will probably have a crappy drive and then have to fight for a par, inevitable. Lately I have taken to just getting around the corner and making my layup shot, birdies happen but not often enough for the close proximity.

Permalink Reply by Carl Renda on May 7, 2008 at 3:31pm

Wow, Sean, didn't you win your division last year? It's even more impressive knowing you snowmaned the first hole. As i've said before, I love all the pins at Morley but the one (and only, i've got the new positions on 5 and 6 already) that I have never birdied is 7 in the F position. It's one of those shots that gives you one real line at birdie and if you can't play the shot, you can't deuce it. And anyone who has played with me for any decent amount of time knows I can't throw a roller. 7E is reachable with a monster sidearm, so I should try bombing a monster sidearm and mabye i'll have a line at a jump putt.

Permalink Reply by FRANCHISE on May 7, 2008 at 11:24pm

The hole I think is the best, is also the one I consider the hardest, Hole 7 long!

Permalink Reply by Donny Olow on May 24, 2008 at 2:34pm

I think the hardest hole at Morley Field to Birdie on a regular basis when it's there is Hole # 16 Long , next to the nursery. I have seen some great Par shots and alot of boggies there.

Hole # 7 long is probably next as it takes a great roller shot to get into putting range.

Also , Long Tee Pad # 9 when it's all the way back up the hill. It takes a Awesome drive , good Upshot and a nice putt when it's all the way back up the hill !!!!!

Permalink Reply by Mitchell on May 27, 2008 at 11:07am

I haven't played Morley in a couple of years, but as a lefty, I have to say that I hated 10 short, maybe the second shortest tee.

Permalink Reply by Josh E on February 26, 2009 at 12:28pm

#11 F thats when that hole turns from birdie to bogey. lots of layup for the par, after having a nice drive. ( #11 the bowl hole to the hardest hole at morley.)