Not really, mainly depends on how hot/sweaty it will be. Nice lil refresher between rounds.
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Personal preference, I try to be prepared for anything and everything. I do always change socks between rounds though but that’s a me thing
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Last year I had grand plans to change between rounds and ended up not doing it other than socks.
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I don’t recommend taking a nap between rounds.
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Same, first day had a quick turnaround so scrapped those plans. Second day I was tired so I was like screw it. Good reminder and I think many people will begin to say this next week (I also have a post scheduled for it)…DRINK A LOT OF WATER!!!
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For anyone who has played there a bit - what is the water situation on both courses?
If you bring a bottle, are there plenty of chances to fill them?
We like what we like. 
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Depends on whether they have running water or not.
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From my experience it’s hit or miss, I would plan on needing to bring your own. If I recall correctly there were a few coolers of bottles scattered around the course, but not sure if that’s normal or an accommodation last year given the 6 hour round. Always had two full water bottles to start the round last year just in case
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Halfway house on Woodlands will have plenty of beverages available, don’t forget to help with the grill. You go by the clubhouse plenty on Links.
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This too
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My scripting will be whatever is clean and on top in my dresser drawers and easily accessible on my hangers in my closet. Going to be dialed.
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Dread it (love it).
Run from (towards) it.
Ope arrives all the same
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Speaking of hydration, perhaps we need to teach some of our southern friends proper bubbler technique…
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I see you also bribed me?
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2.5 more days of work, a 7 hour drive, and then FINALLY I get to do hoodrat shit with my friends at Sedge/Ope.
Need this thread to pop again.
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I’ve decided to go touch grass today and golf, so 2nd day fourball pairings will come out tomorrow.
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