at Glen Abbey
'In the 1994 Bell Canadian Open Pro-Am,
John Daly drove his ball into 16-mile creek from this tee.
Total distance 390 yards'
'Good Luck and please enjoy one of the most famous tee shots in Canadian Golf'
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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13 comments:
What a lovely sunny day that was! Cool sign.
That golfing monk makes me smile!
I know nothing about golf, so this is "greek" to me :-) but the sign is beautiful!
cool signs. i know nothing about golf sadly.
Looks like it was a perfect day for golf when you took the pictures.
I've only hit balls on the practice range and I'm sure I never hit one that far. I don't putt all that well either. Golf is just not my sport.
I, too, like the golfing monk!
A unique golfing sign! The sign itself could pass into legends!
Very good shots, but the innate significance of the signs is lost on a non-golfer like me! Is it good? ;-)
Do you play? Maybe we can get together next season. :)
I didn't know John Daly had ever played around here. 390 is quite an impressive drive. For many of the ladies holes, that would bring me right to the green!
I don't really play. Though I have a set of clubs, I have only been out a few times - and certainly not at this course! I was only visiting, but I did think of you when I took this 'shot'!
Neat shot!
What charming signs!
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