What Do You Do for a Living?

[getTwisted]

sales Rep for BASF

[Goolfy1]

Student with a fair chunk of change and plenty of time to golf

[Golfer250]

Golf Director of a beach resort.

[thrasher]

Transitioning Monday into my new position at a major Minneapolis metro hospital as a trainer/data analyst/supervisor. Woot!

[Buffalosaint]

I'm a Telecommunications Technician. Just moved to Savannah and figure it's time to start golfing again.

[slash5969]

I'm a manager at an automobile dealership. It's been a rough year.

[danieldrieberg]

Yo dudes and dudess's (is that the plural female form of dudes????)

I own and operate a farm in Central Wisconsin

[gills]

Currently getting a masters degree in mechanical engineering at the State University of New York in Stony Brook, and am interning (thankfully it is paid!) as an industrial design engineer at a local manufacturing company.

Anyone have an idea of how I can get into the R&D; departments of any of the major golf club manufacturers?

[Tom]

i'm in executive management.

[boogielicious]

I am a chemical engineer.

Scott

[rgrater99]

IT Professional looking for a new JOB!

[Coogee Beach]

I'm a freelance sports journalist and golf ... well, addict might be too strong ... but it's the reason i work and why I can play 18 holes then come home and watch golf on TV while reading a golf magazine.

Anyway, I'm coming to the US in late April and was looking to play some golf in New York, Florida and Northern California.

Wondering if there's a calendar of amateur events one can check out online, and hence plan my trip around.

[Ozweego]

I am a QHSE Manager for an East Coast Offshore supplier. Its as exciting as the black coffee that sits in front of me every morning.

[willpeoples]

i am an assistant superintendent. 1st post!

[bluerrpilot]

Hello all, first post here .....

I am an IT technician for a restaurant point of sale company in Arizona

[bbedell]

Hello,

I'm a 4th year student in the School of Veterinary Medicine at UC Davis in Davis, CA. I'll be working full time as a praciticing vet after my graduation in June, 2010

[dmc1]

I work for a large electrical company that makes electrical supplies.

[glenntwo]

Beer Vendor for a couple of East Coast MLB teams. Work up there all summer and play golf on the off days, then come home to TX for a few months. The job allows me to play in the mornings and then work the ballgames, either in the afternoon or mostly at night. Having 4-5 months off every year is nice too, since the weather is fairly temperate down here.

Actually sitting at the dining room table right now, surfing golf porn, while the wife sits across from me, working from home today.

I am coming of a 15 year hiatus, and discovering that while the technology has changed (an understatement) the game remains pretty much as I left it. Drive, wedge and putt good, and all else will fall into place.

I've been noodling around with different sets of sticks and balls for about a year-and-a-half now, but now that I've kind of found most of what I'm looking for in a set, with just one or two pieces missing to fill it out, I'm taking the plunge and I'm going to get real serious about getting my game back.