Lots of folks love autumn and lots of folks love golf. So, it only makes sense playing golf in the fall is…well, awesome! Cool temps; no crowds on the tee; and that haunting charm of fall foliage.
Growing up in Connecticut, I got to experience a good amount of golf during the beautiful New England autumns. Before cellphone cameras became the norm, I would always lug my own camera out to the course with me during the months of October and November.
Looking back at those photos now, I realize I’m no Ansel Adams! So I went scouring the web – especially Pinterest – searching for awesome fall golf pictures. But surprisingly, I couldn’t find too many. I have to believe I’m not the only one who takes photos of golf courses in the fall?
That being said, we here at GolfStinks want to create a sweet collection of autumn golf photos. And perhaps the best place to do this is on our Pinterest page. But what will make this photo collection really awesome, is if everyone can add their own fall golf pics!
To that end, we have created a new group board called Autumn Golf – check it out HERE! And to spice things up a bit, we’ve decided to hold a photo contest to boot! So here’s what you have to do for…
The Photo Contest:
- Follow GolfStinks on Pinterest.
- Wait. We’ll send you an invitation to post on our Autumn Golf group board (if you’re already following us on Pinterest but didn’t receive an invitation to pin on the Autumn Golf board, please email us at info@golfstinks.com).
- Accept our invitation and post your favorite fall golf photo to our Autumn Golf board.
Follow GolfStinks’s board Autumn Golf on Pinterest.
That’s it! Around Thanksgiving (November 26) we’ll choose our favorite photo – and whoever pinned it will win a GolfStinks goodie bag (including a GolfStinks polo shirt; GolfStinks mug; golf balls; pocket golf guide and more)!
For inspiration, here are a few more photos I took while golfing during the fall…
For added inspiration, check out the recent post over at Golf Girl’s Diary: 5 Fabulous Things About Playing Golf in October.
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