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Survived The Solstice Golfathon

Written by: Tony Korologos | Thursday, June 23rd, 2011
Categories: Golf • Golf Courses • HOG World Tour

It is now about 12 hours since the final hole of yesterday’s amazing Solstice Golfathon, a 72 hole, four state, four course endurance test. With temperatures reaching 112 degrees and golfing for 17 hours, I have a massive headache and some dizziness this morning. I’m craving pancakes.

I’m about to hit the road and head home, so here’s a quick recap of round four.

We arrived at the beautiful Coral Canyon golf course in Hurricane, Utah around 6:00pm local from Arizona. We were all very physically drained but still had a fantastic time at Coral. Amazingly the group had many good golf shots left in them. My game was definitely weak and I couldn’t putt very well but still enjoyed the company of my seven new golf buddies and the fantastic scenery.

The final putt was holed at 9:04pm, 16 hours and 48 minutes after the first tee shot was struck some three states away.

I’ve added a few more images to the Solstice Golfathon photo gallery, and I’ll add the rest when I return home to HOG World Headquarters.

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Solstice Golfathon rounds two and three complete

Playing golf in pure darkness - 1st tee of the 2011 Solstice Golfathon