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 Thanks. I will give them a try and see what happens.

@mattyp13

 Thanks. I will give them a try and see what happens.

Any Canadians out there with thoughts on how to wager in the US when vacationing down there? I am heading down this year for a few months and would like to avoid driving to brick and mortar outlets. Last winter they wanted a US address and SSN to sign up and I have neither. Thanks in advance.

Any Canadians out there with thoughts on how to wager in the US when vacationing down there? I am heading down this year for a few months and would like to avoid driving to brick and mortar outlets. Last winter they wanted a US address and SSN to sign up and I have neither. Thanks in advance.

Did anyone hear how/why Tiger got the drop? It was a few feet/yards from where that chair was. Did someone kick the ball over to the chair and he could move it back? I'm just curious how/what the ruling was.

Thx

Yes, I don't understand why anyone wants to give you advice. You doing great on your own, down $6k.

Every streak starts with one.

I have played a fair amount in Vegas and agree with refer.

Pauite Wolf and Coyote Springs were good courses and good value.

I wouldn't play Bali Hai for 1/2 of what they rip you off for. Badlands was in terrible shape the one time I played there but I thought it was an interesting track but overpriced.

Revere is the better course at Lexington.

Bear's Best was OK and a bit disappointing frankly.

Wolf Creek is spectacular as far as visual effects but I wasn't overly impressed as a golf course but it is a must play one time but I wouldn't go back. Pace of play can be an issue there too.

Last trip I played Spanish Trail and thought it had good value for the price I paid on Golf Now and is close to the Strip.

Very sorry my good man.

I never know what to say in this situation but he must have been a tough nut to survive 25 years after diagnosis. Thankfully you had those years with him.