as I just told @JohnP privately.
If I die, at least I will be amongst friends*
*except @JamesHCard
Marking myself down as a yes. Will evaluate with enough time to adequately notify the course.
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well - guess you’re not getting invited to meet my in-laws for Sunday dinner then.
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The best way to mend fences is to break bread. What’s the attire?
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I’ll send you a pic in the DMs. Probably best to look at it on a non-work device
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Tron and I are coming to Canada the day they will let us in.
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Just tell them you’re going to Alaska. Apparently everyone is doing it.
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Me on the second 18
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I hear marijuana is legal here, too 
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Come out to Vancouver Island! I’ll meet you there!
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Chambers is 115% of the walk of trails, so if you can handle Trails twice and the preserve, you’ll be fine
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Will never pass an opportunity to like Tity Boi
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I think it’s more than that.
Chambers has the climb up Trails #7 and the path from 13 to 14… 3 times a round rather than the once.
I sometimes queef it into the sand right on 16 at Chambers with tired legs
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The legs feed to wolves. Gotta start working in leg day.
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Lots of concern about walking Chambers twice in a day here - agree with most of the sentiment around the Bandon comp - if you can walk 36 in a day there you’ll be fine here.
And if you’re coming in from out of town, all 36 is a must. You won’t regret it! (You can cart around on the other two courses to rest).
Having said that I’ll be walking all 6 rounds and vibing the whole time.
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I kinda equated it to walking a 3% grade the whole time versus an 8% grade for 40% of the time. One’s gonna wear you out in bursts (Chambers) but I don’t think the end energy expenditure is all that different. The bursts will absolutely get you if cardio is an issue though
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Us on the patio after two rounds at Chambers:
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