Mackenzie Hughes

I know it played really, really hard that day.

That place is just really hard.

I'm not sure if any of you guys have played there, but there's just not a lot of margin for error, and the penalty for missing is very severe.

Yeah, I think there's the option for, you know, a 3-6 swing.

I mean, you're down, you could be down three-point in the last hole and make an eagle, and the guy you're playing with, you know, goes for the green and hits in the water or lays up and spins a wedge in the water.

There's lots of, you know, volatility there.

But...

Yeah, I think, so I was playing around with it.

I played nine holes, and you could hit a ball on 18 that lands lower in the bank and gets caught by the intermediate rough.

And if you land a ball one yard short of the front edge of the green, which is a better shot, it would roll in the water.

Yeah, you're toast.

So it's like you could actually get away with like if you kind of whiffed, say, a 5-wood and it hit like middle of the hill, it might hang up.

So I don't love that.

To me, if the ball is going to go in the water from up top, it should go in from the bottom as well.

Right.

They should just shave it.

If it's going to be like that, just shave it completely down.

Open it up completely.

Yep.

I don't like that it might save a ball that's not hit as well, potentially.