mattm16

I get what you are saying, but now they have to because a judge ruled requiring the vaccine violates their constitutional religious rights.

I will say this. I live in Monroe, Michigan, and in my county my kids are going to the only school that is requiring masks. That doesn't bother me at all. I do know; however; there is a lot of pushback when they announced that. Sign's all over, Unmask the kids. People complaining. It is really dividing people on it. Also, a judge ruled blocked Western Michigan University from enforcing a vaccine requirement on 4 female soccer players, ruling that they are likely to prevail on claims it violates their constitutional religious rights. This could start others starting to state the same thing in other colleges/work/etc.

Update on the Par 3. They have new owners now. The mini golf pond area has been drained, and cleaned and the pump is now working. The batting cages are working. The net to protect golfers on hole 9 has been re done. Irrigation has been fixed and they are watering. They plan on ripping out all greens and re doing them. I'm more likely to spend money there now, that I know they are putting money into it.

That's either 9 (if it goes to the clubhouse) or number 7. I use a website called GolfFrontier.com, then I choose courses, then type in the course name, select it, and choose Layout. You will see a layout of the course.

I'm not sure if you were looking at the right hole. Here is a picture: The hole is to the right, and goes straight then curves the opposite way of the cart path. The cart path just ends, and the fairway is opposite of it. I'm also pretty sure the golf course was made the same time as the homes were.

Have a quick question concerning history of this course. On hole 6, the cart path curves to the right straight into heather. But, the hole goes straight and bends to the left. I am wondering if originally it was going to be routed differently.

For me it’s either dubbing a chip shot 3 feet into a bunker, hitting a shot out of a bunker, it hits a rake and comes back in; putting off the green into the water; or hitting an object and the ball comes back and it hits you. And, yes, I’ve did all of them

That is true.

I guess I don’t understand dropping a friend over a disagreement. That’s not something I don’t think I would do.

I do not have a monitor by my bed. Hopefully the check up goes good.

I played Carrington Golf Club in Monroe, MI. I shot a 82. Best round of the year, includes 1 birdie. I'm so happy about the round; yes there are shots I missed, but on the whole, it was good, especially for me.

Sorry to hear that. I honestly don't remember any pain, I know I had to have my arm in a sling though. I had mine implanted in 2013, and no issues so far. About 9 years left on the battery.

Per Yahoo Sports; Tiger Woods's 2002 Scotty Cameron backup putter sells for $393,300. For that much, it better auto putt everything in and do more than just putt......

Don't know if there are any members in the path of Hurricane Ida, but I wish you the best. Let us know how you are doing.

I just stumbled on this thread and was wondering how you are doing? I have a pacemaker also, implanted in 2013. For me, I started slow; chipping and putting and worked my way up