Hard to narrow it down. I have a bunch of good ones from Bandon but had to throw in St. Andrews, of course.

That shot on the bridge is amazing!

The Players at Sawgrass, Hole Number 17......The Cradle at Pinehurst.....Hole #16, Cabot Cliffs at Inverness, Nova Scotia.......16 and 17 two of my favorite holes.....

Great pictures Dale and Chuck Z. Always enjoy reading your post! Chuck, I hope the back issues are going well. We're closed up here in Jersey, but hoping you guys are able to play soon@
Play Well,
Steve S

Thanks, Steve. This is week eleven and doing PT at home, six days a week and the back brace came off two weeks ago. Finally. Three days PT, one day walking two miles and can practice putting and three days PT. Still having some pain in lower left area but guess that will be there for a while. Could be arthritis, which, they found it in the X Rays, but no pain when walking. My PT doctor say he will have me in shape by June. Stronger than ever. Supposed to see my neurosurgeon next week. That picture at #17 at Players is Ted from Texas at the TT Invitational in 2016, and me at the Cradle for the Vokey Experience last spring. Todd, you definitely look shape in Nova Scotia.

My bad on the picture at Pinehurst. We played the Cradle and number 4 and that picture was at number 4. Anyhow we had a blast.

My 1st round with my daughter

Cabot
Pebble
Mauna Kea

Pinehurst No. 2 in February 2020.

My son (2 at the time) hitting his first PGA Championship at Bethpage Black

Hit my ball to left of green on 1st hole at Bay Pointe, Onset Ma. A coyote pup came out of the woods and laid down with my Pro-V1 between its legs. Did not want to go towards it because its mom could be watching. Decided on tossing some small rocks towards woods. After a few minutes pup got up and went back into woods. Thankfully left my ball.

back in maybe 2005 we went to play barefoot, i believe it was the fazio course this was on. anyways, there was a frost delay, but playing two rounds a day in november/december you don’t have a whole lot of daylight to play around with. So we decided to go out, the starter mentioned that there is a bear that you might see possibly on hole 2 and we were like ok. so after hitting our shots and putting the clubs back in our bag, turned around and there was the bear. walked right through the sand bunker and didn’t even rake it, lol. course nowadays you can get away with that. :) But it was pretty cool to see.

Whistling Straits - Hole 11 because the sheep in the fairway stole the show.

I hope you were careful on your baaack swing

Here’s some of mine

about 3 years ago before my accident my granddaughter would go to Swenson Golf Course here in Stockton after I got off work and try to get in 9 holes or more during the summer we would run into this fox my granddaughter felt the fox needed food so she shared hers this went in every week we out there..

We get a new litter of kits each year......hope they survive this year with the course being closed for renovation and the construction guys leave them alone...the first picture is the little Foxy Lady that we enjoyed for around eight years. She bore a litter of kits for many years until she died. I took this picture and it was blown up, framed and displayed in our 19th hole by the general manager of the course. The second picture is one of her larger litters and the last picture was her last litter before she died. They are carrying on the family tradition. Unfortunately they are not afraid of humans. They will come up to carts and take crackers and cookies out of the carts. We do protect them from predators. Children that think they are doggies with their parents from out of town. After all, they are cute, but still a wild animal. As a pack, they help keep the northern invasion of geese somewhat under control. With the addition of the larger ponds on the course during the renovation, guess the geese will be spreading the word. Les oies rentrent au Canada. =) With respect.

Dad and I at Pebble...

18th at Sherwood CC. Beautiful.

Trip to Iceland with FJ.

One of my favorites, Tim T., Higs, and Hotsauce walking to the 18th green at Whistling Straits.

Beautiful shot!

Pine Needles back in February

Looks like a perfectly laid carpet

Harbour Town's 18th taken from atop the lighthouse. Unfortunately that is not me or anyone I know on the green...

Tenerife.........