Finished my first 18 holes at Austin Hills!

Very Active Golfer Posts : 716 Join date : 2010-07-13

Hi all!

I just finished my 18 holes... and at Austin Hills no less!

Please tell me there's an easier course than this!

hahahah

Rgs
Pippin
The Hobbit Hole

Congratulations pippin on surviving your first round, especially Austin Hills. ROFL

There are way easier courses to begin the game with. Many go to Daiman 18 or Palm Villa.

Yup. Birdman is spot on with those recommendations.

Happy golfing, pippin.

Lol Austin hills is definitely not for beginners. Try palm villa or t puteri c course,

Way easier

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1597 Join date : 2009-06-21

how is the greens in Austin? better now?

Very Active Golfer Posts : 716 Join date : 2010-07-13

Yes its wonderful.... ly hilly hahahha

Very Active Golfer Posts : 644 Join date : 2009-07-10

Green there seems to be far from standard nowadays... lot of bald pactches ..

weesern wrote:: how is the greens in Austin? better now?

Birdman wrote:: Congratulations pippin on surviving your first round, especially Austin Hills.

There are way easier courses to begin the game with. Many go to Daiman 18 or Palm Villa.

Hi superhero, actually Daiman is not that easy leh. If you can master it, you can play any course in the world without fear. Besides Tanjung Puteri A Course, Plantation, Daiman was my second training ground when I started.

Daiman is a public course and can walk in, don't ask for hc, thats why it is popular for beginners lor. But like I said, its good training ground.

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1270 Join date : 2009-06-20

Tituman wrote:: Daiman is a public course and can walk in, don't ask for hc, thats why it is popular for beginners lor. But like I said, its good training ground.

I have not encountered a course in Malaysia that asks for handicap or even PC.

Hall of Fame Golfer Posts : 8185 Join date : 2009-06-19

Quote :

Gray wrote:

Tituman wrote:: Daiman is a public course and can walk in, don't ask for hc, thats why it is popular for beginners lor. But like I said, its good training ground.

I have not encountered a course in Malaysia that asks for handicap or even PC.

Here is my view. Though one might not encountered a course that ask for HCP or PC, that does not mean they cannot ask. The saying 'silence means consent' does not really work here

Analogy: When I drive past custom, the officers have not asked me if I carry drugs before...and to be specfic ...they did not ask me for the past 40 years. Should I assume that I can carry drugs and just drive thru custom?

sorry if that is abit extreme but better to apply caution just like in this aspect....why travel so far and kena caught or get thrown out ....At the end of the day, if you know the rules and the associated risk, and one wants to take it...then ok lor.

Very Active Golfer Posts : 716 Join date : 2010-07-13

Hahahah ok ok... don't won't I have my PC

On the contrary, I got asked once for my
Hcp. It was in puteri a course. The best part was, it's a weekday

Wow seems i can go and have a round of golf at my own risk at JB clubs before i get my PC Razz

nientsu wrote:: On the contrary, I got asked once for my
Hcp. It was in puteri a course. The best part was, it's a weekday

Puteri A course asking for HC is not a surprise as it is the members' course. One of the best I have ever played and loved it still. Quite easy to play. The late Sultan of Johor had a Hole In One on one of the par 3s. There is a plaque on the Tee Box to announce the feat. The one which go over the water, Can't remember which hole.

jeffman88 wrote:: Wow seems i can go and have a round of golf at my own risk at JB clubs before i get my PC

Course B and C , they are more lenient. May not ask for HC at all on weekdays.

Tituman wrote:

jeffman88 wrote:: Wow seems i can go and have a round of golf at my own risk at JB clubs before i get my PC

Course B and C , they are more lenient. May not ask for HC at all on weekdays.

But b course is tough

Very Active Golfer Posts : 716 Join date : 2010-07-13

If that's the case, no PC or Handicap required... reckon its dangerous??

Hi,
Its been some time since I played in Austin, they used to have a package include lunch, kinda nice.

Wanting to find kakis to play there again, I don't like to drive there, so appreciate if someone can drive...thanks.

/JS

Newbie Golfer Posts : 10 Join date : 2010-10-17

wow! first 18 play at Austin??? must have lost lots balls....

Newbie Golfer Posts : 46 Join date : 2010-04-14

Played there few weeks back, MONDAY special only RM59 NETT and no need min number to form flight.

Newbie Golfer Posts : 10 Join date : 2010-10-17

don't really like Austin... got some very ridiculous holes where i think even Pro will also scratch their head... and on 2 holes (can't remember which hole number) FULL of mosqitos...

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1597 Join date : 2009-06-21

nice place actually as long as no rain and green in good condition...

wat u mean by ridiculous?

Newbie Golfer Posts : 10 Join date : 2010-10-17

Aloyboy wrote:: Lol Austin hills is definitely not for beginners. Try palm villa or t puteri c course,

Way easier

try Ponderosa... after reno, now fit for human to play liao... but quite ex; espcially on weekend - approx RM200 plus

keithngzx wrote:: Played there few weeks back, MONDAY special only RM59 NETT and no need min number to form flight.

Monday RM59 nett sound like a steal, I know people would love to play there.

Lets see if I can pull a few kakis Wink

/J

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