Saturday I got nailed on the foot by someone's errant drive. Darn, that sucker hurt for a while! When they came looking for their balls, both of which were hit into the wrong fairway, I was standing there on one foot, saying bad words. At least they said they were sorry, even if they didn't...
We have a couple of not-so-good courses nearby that DO allow walking, and they are about 1/3 to 1/2 the cost of the good, but ride only courses. From now on I'm only playing courses that allow walking. So I'm voting with my feet. :)
Pace of play is important, but I can keep up, walking. On an empty course, walking, I can play 18 in 3 hours. Yesterday, on a full course where I had to wait on greens to clear (why I don't know, because I almost never hit them) it took 4 hours.
I played Saturday and Sunday, walking 18 holes each day. It's kind of warm here in central GA this time of year. :) Most golf courses really don't seem to like people to walk; guess they want that cart rental money. Since I play such crapy golf, I can justify playing for the exercise if I...
I got started about 6 months ago when a friend begged me, as he wanted a playing partner. I had played back in the 1970s but sucked, so I gave it up. After a couple of trips to the range I was hooked: bought a whole new set of Hogans, Ogio bag, Etonic shoes, knit shirts, plaid trousers. :)...
It can be frustrating, especially as I'm getting older, and now I know I'll never be good at it. :) Still, every now and then, I have a day where I have balance and rhythym, and most of my shots are good ones. If I could just get it into my head that I don't need to crush the ball, I'd play a...
Ressurecting old thread, as I had a really bad day at he golf course yesterday. Anyone else still playing this time of year? The weather here in Georgia was in the 50Fs, with a pretty steady breeze and lots of sun. I went to a local course with the intent of hitting a few at the range and...