90 Minutes isn't too bad. Heres what I have to do to see my teacher:
1. Head northeast on Oak Ridge Rd toward Oakwood Rd
0.2 mi
2. Turn right at Oakwood Rd
0.3 mi
3. Take the 2nd left onto S Highland Rd
489 ft
4. Continue onto 8th Ave N
0.5 mi
5. Turn right at 128th St/4th St W/Co Rd 45
Continue to follow 4th St W/Co Rd 45
0.2 mi
6. Take the 2nd left onto 5th Ave N
0.4 mi
7. Turn right at US-169 S
9.1 mi
8. Turn right at Jackson St
1.3 mi
9. Turn left at US-10 E
23.3 mi
10. Take the I-35 S exit toward US-10/Minneapolis/St Paul
0.7 mi
11. Merge onto I-35W S/US-10 E
Continue to follow I-35W S
3.2 mi
12. Take exit 27A to merge onto I-694 E
5.4 mi
13. Slight right at US-10 E (signs for I-35E S/US-10/St Paul)
0.6 mi
14. Merge onto I-35E S
4.8 mi
15. Continue onto US-10 E (signs for US-52 S/US-10 E/I-94 E)
0.5 mi
16. Merge onto I-94 E
Entering Wisconsin
255 mi
17. Continue straight onto I-90 E
Partial toll road
Passing through Illinois
Entering Indiana
161 mi
18. Slight right at Cline Ave/IN-912 E (signs for Cline Ave E)
Partial toll road
9.7 mi
19. Take the exit onto I-80 E/I-94 E/US-6 E toward Detroit
6.5 mi
20. Take exit 11 to merge onto I-65 S toward Indianapolis
Passing through Kentucky
Entering Tennessee
432 mi
21. Slight left at I-24 E
Passing through Georgia
Entering Tennessee
139 mi
22. Take exit 185A to merge onto I-75 S toward Atlanta
Entering Georgia
110 mi
23. Take exit 247 to merge onto I-20 E toward Augusta
73.3 mi
24. Take the exit toward GA-44 W/Lake Oconee Pkwy
0.3 mi
25. Turn right at GA-44 W/Lake Oconee Pkwy
Continue to follow GA-44 W
10.2 mi
26. Turn left at Old Phoenix Rd NE
0.4 mi
27. Take the 1st left onto Cuscowilla Dr
Destination will be on the left
Driving directions to 126 Cuscowilla Dr, Eatonton, GA 31024 1,247 mi – about 19 hours 30 mins
Not many turns to remember once I get past Indianapolis.
Kevin
I can beat that one easily
Involves two car journeys, two flights (one being a trans atlantic one) and a change in timezone.
Alex
I can beat that one easily
Involves two car journeys, two flights (one being a trans atlantic one) and a change in timezone.
And Alex has done it . . .
Twice!
Plus, he's been my personal guide -- and Mrs. Yoda's, too! -- when we've been on his side of the pond. He coordinated my teaching gigs at Gleddoch House in Langbank and World of Golf in Glasgow (where we later visited his favorite haunt . . . an Italian restaurant! ). Along the way, he served admirably as part of our 'evening' crew with Brian Gay and Kip Henley at Cameron House in Loch Lomond. Not to mention being my gallery bud at The Barclays Scottish Open and my golf partner at Dundonald, Carnoustie and St. Andrews.
Plus, he's been my personal guide -- and Mrs. Yoda's, too! -- when we've been on his side of the pond. He coordinated my teaching gigs at Gleddoch House in Langbank and World of Golf in Glasgow (where we later visited his favorite haunt . . . an Italian restaurant! ). Along the way, he served admirably as part of our 'evening' crew with Brian Gay and Kip Henley at Cameron House in Loch Lomond. Not to mention being my gallery bud at The Barclays Scottish Open and my golf partner at Dundonald, Carnoustie and St. Andrews.
For those with a keen eye, the picture 3 is actually from Carnoustie (I am standing atop of one of the Spectacle Bunkers on the 14th Hole) rather than St Andrews. A long hole on a normal day but we were playing it downwind that day so it was driver and 8 iron for a 480 yard par 5 (Yoda wouldn't believe his caddie when he was told to hit the 8 iron from 170 yards)
Hell's Bunker makes this one look easy
I remember the 17th at St Andrews as the sun was just setting in the background you could see the shadows forming on the 1st/18th hole and the shadow of the Old Course Hotel falling onto the 17th fairway. Awesome stuff. Also Yoda fancied having a play in the road hole bunker too
That was an awesome week getting to hang out with Mr and Mrs Yoda as well as getting to meet Brian and Kip.
Thanks again Yoda, looking forward to seeing you next summer for the Scottish Open
Alex
Last edited by alex_chung : 12-27-2009 at 07:08 PM.
For those with a keen eye, the picture 3 is actually from Carnoustie (I am standing atop of one of the Spectacle Bunkers on the 14th Hole) rather than St Andrews.
We need to sort out a Tee Time for Turnberry next year and I have now got a contact at Royal Troon. I mean I am not sure if you want to play these goat tracks or not
Alex
). Along the way, he served admirably as part of our 'evening' crew with Brian Gay and Kip Henley at Cameron House in Loch Lomond. Not to mention being my gallery bud at The Barclays Scottish Open and my golf partner at Dundonald, Carnoustie and St. Andrews. 
Hybrid Mode
