I like the Byron Nelson because I go to it every year. Tons of ass walking around. True story, me and 2 friends smoked a joint off to the side one year. A random girl came over to partake and sat down wearing a mini skirt and no panties. I stuck my finder right up her in front of everyone and she liked it. Girl was a dealer at a local poker room. Pretty classy I know.
Bold? Try drunk as shit. I once fucked a girl I had just met 30 minutes prior in the parking lot of the club we were at. long story short that girl started puking in the backseat as I had her bent over the front seat in my biddies car. Girl was wasted. She asked if we could take her to her white car. Being the gentlemen we are we dropped her ass off at the first white car we saw and said this is you.
^ the icing on the cake to the drunk girl was 2 months later I go to a country bar with my marine buddy (totally different guy) and who does he come dancing up with? That same girl I fucked in the parking lot. I asked her if she had ever been to Level 5 and she said once. She had no idea who I was
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June 15, 2015 12:13 PM
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By Max Cohen / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tickets went on sale today for the 2016 U.S. Open Championship at the Oakmont Country Club.
Daily tickets for the event start at $50, while the lowest price for weekly passes is $450. There are 30,000 tickets available each day. Tickets can be purchased at usga.org/tickets or usopen.com.
Multiple ticket options are available for the event, which runs from June 16 to 19, 2016.
• The 1895 Club provides a climate-controlled pavilion and an all-inclusive ticket which includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon snacks and bar service throughout the day.
• The Trophy Club also features a climate-controlled pavilion and will have live network coverage of the event along with food and beverage items.
• Gallery tickets allow the buyer to access to the entire grounds of the Oakmont Country Club and its grandstands and concessions.
Each of the three options can be purchased as a weekly pass as well.
Children 12 and under will be eligible for complimentary tickets at admissions gates, and children ages 13 to 17 will be able to purchase tickets at a reduced rate in the company of a paid adult ticket-holder. Active military personnel will be receive complimentary Gallery tickets and retired personnel will be eligible for Gallery tickets at the reduced price of $25.
Next year, the Oakmont Country Club will host its ninth U.S. Open. The country club has hosted the event more times than any other club in the country.
The tournament was last played at Oakmont Country Club in 2007, when Angel Cabrera won the event by one stroke over Jim Furyk and Tiger Woods.
June 15, 2015 12:13 PM
By Max Cohen / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tickets went on sale today for the 2016 U.S. Open Championship at the Oakmont Country Club.
Daily tickets for the event start at $50, while the lowest price for weekly passes is $450. There are 30,000 tickets available each day. Tickets can be purchased at usga.org/tickets or usopen.com.
Multiple ticket options are available for the event, which runs from June 16 to 19, 2016.
• The 1895 Club provides a climate-controlled pavilion and an all-inclusive ticket which includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon snacks and bar service throughout the day.
• The Trophy Club also features a climate-controlled pavilion and will have live network coverage of the event along with food and beverage items.
• Gallery tickets allow the buyer to access to the entire grounds of the Oakmont Country Club and its grandstands and concessions.
Each of the three options can be purchased as a weekly pass as well.
Children 12 and under will be eligible for complimentary tickets at admissions gates, and children ages 13 to 17 will be able to purchase tickets at a reduced rate in the company of a paid adult ticket-holder. Active military personnel will be receive complimentary Gallery tickets and retired personnel will be eligible for Gallery tickets at the reduced price of $25.
Next year, the Oakmont Country Club will host its ninth U.S. Open. The country club has hosted the event more times than any other club in the country.
The tournament was last played at Oakmont Country Club in 2007, when Angel Cabrera won the event by one stroke over Jim Furyk and Tiger Woods.
