Golf_Gal

I have a TaylorMade stand bag and I just strap it to the cart with no problem. I use it on my push cart and works well on electric carts! There's a handle on the top that I put the strap through and it fits nice and snug :)

Hee hee, I think the monthly payment will be your best bet :)

For me, I guess it all depends. When its teed down low, for irons and such, the tee stays put. For my driver or FW, I use Tomahawk tees and they just fall forward.

We try to play at least on the weekends, since its harder during the week since we're at work. I can't wait for summer, at least then I can still go to the driving range after work and it'll still be sunshine out :) During the winter months, its practice on the weekends, range on the weekends, try to get a round in both days, and my lesson on the weekends :(

I use iron headcovers when I play, and when I don't :) But they're easy to slip in your pocket when you are using your club then after I hit, I'll clean the club and put the cover back on in time for another!!

I won't wear jewelry when I play golf at all. Its too much trouble and they just get in the way!

A short iron does the job for me, anywhere from a 7, 8,or 9, but usually I'll use a 7 iron.

Maybe just once in your lifetime :)

Its a very humbling sport!!

My BF had a B5 S4 in Imola yellow...great car!! I drive a 2009 BMW 335i coupe :)

We were going to stop by, but figured there would be way too many people there, and Irvine isn't necessarily down the street from us, its about an hour's drive or so...

I haven't been able to hit with my 3-wood either until yesterday!! Its a great club once you get the hang of it :) Yesterday, I was able to hit it off the tee and off the fairway, so exciting It just takes a LOT of practice!!

It was brisk and cool yesterday playing golf, high of about 60*. Today is about the same...getting cooler!! But in the mornings when I'm on my way to work (about 6:30am) its about 35* out!!

They have things that are like ice packs, but they're heat packs! I think they have some in first-aid kits :)

That's such a great feeling!!