Pine Canyon, Flagstaff
Posted Jul 31, 2021, 1:03 AM UTC
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How do u keep the elk off the greens?
Trained mongooses.
Is that grass indigenous to the area?
It's Canadian yellow-rod, imported from Saskatchewan.
How much nitrogen do u dump?
Our gas is none of your business, nor are our dumps.
Is it open for all to enjoy or do u have to be member?
Members only, but every fifth Thursday is Sherpa night.
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I live down hill , so what u dump matters. I'm not a sherpa but I have family that raise llamas. Will that get me in?
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Nice, looks like a great time. I don’t even golf but I would golf there just for the views.
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Very nice, had the chance to play that course about 10-12 years ago and it was amazing, one of the best courses in the state.
How did you shoot??
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85 not bad. It ain’t easy. But it’s fun and beautiful.
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Wow! Looks so nice!! Reminds me of motherland so much!! Nice vid!
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Also reminds me of my motherland! I grew up in the Bend (Central Oregon) area
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Where’s the motherland? Must be beautiful!
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Mexico.
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Monterey area?
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Yup, all along that part down to Michoacán
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Where’s the motherland? Must be beautiful!
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Is this the Continental Golf Course in Flag?
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Pine Canyon. Quite the opposite of Continental.
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I wish golf would go away. Such a waste of land and water. Beautiful though.
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Aren’t you guys in a drought or something. Lake Powell doing ok?
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We have had rain every day for the last two weeks. So much rain that flash floods have been a problem. On the bright side, the golf courses are LUSH and the forests have been abundantly saturated. A big sigh of relief from our drought!
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2 weeks doesn't undo the last several years that has left reservoirs and aquifers at all time lows, but as long as you get to wack a little ball around its all good right. Golf courses shouldn't exist in desert regions period and yes Flagstaff is desert. Desert is about perception levels not cactus.
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Yup. This is a desert, and this is the bullshit we choose to spend our water on.
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Just so you know it’s all reclaimed water at-least up North. So go on how we use our water but don’t complain about other states taking our water.
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Flagstaff isn’t the desert.
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Yes it is. Desert is about perception levels, not cactus. They teach this in grade school. Antarctica is also a desert.
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So I check on myself and admit when wrong. Deserts get less than 10 inches of precipitation annually. Flagstaff averages about 12, so technically not a desert, but just barely and is surrounded by deserts in all directions.
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Best course in Arizona in my humble opinion.
I tend to agree. I love the Ritz Carlton course at Dove Mountain. And Quintero but sheer beauty- just look at that video. Wow.