Boehma1 Posté(e) le 11 avril 2011 Posté(e) le 11 avril 2011 Far From the Fairway Every year in early April, people tune in to the Masters for a dose of familiarity. The golf course is instantly recognizable. The color of the fairways and the flora always seem the same. The greens, and their unique features, are like old friends. From the plantation-style clubhouse to the famed stone bridges, golf fans feel they know Augusta National TaylorMade Burner 2.0 . But there is much unseen at the Masters. Augusta is a vast place, more like a golf course within a 350-acre theme park. It is packaged-for-television drama that is real, but it is also a real place where the unexamined happens off camera and where people go decidedly off script. As much as television viewers might feel they know the place, there is so much they never see. And as hard as the club tries to make every detail meticulously uniform year to year, new things happen. Take, for example, the deer that ran across the eighth green Wednesday. The club is surrounded by high fencing and other protective barriers. No one gets in without approval or a credential — or both — and that includes certain kinds of wildlife with TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons. People who have been coming to the Masters since the 1950s said they had never seen a deer on the course. Spectators gasped and pointed as if a polar bear had climbed out of one of the bunkers. It so shocked Phil Mickelson, who was on the eighth hole, that he stopped playing.
Fireball Posté(e) le 11 avril 2011 Posté(e) le 11 avril 2011 Bonjour, Les forums gueux sont des forum d'entraide, et en aucun cas le lieu de prédilection pour y faire la publicité d'autres sites. Par conséquent les messages publicitaires et autres spams n'y ont pas leur place, ceci afin de garder un forum lisible et vide de toute pollution. Comme tout message ne respectant pas la charte, celui-ci rejoint donc la poubelle. Merci de votre compréhension.
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