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    • I'm going to not say anything about this one for awhile. Curious to hear y'all's thoughts on it…
    • Kevin, it didn't look like a joke at all, and even if it was… what's funny about it? They're gatekeeping. Sure, you can think that golf is best enjoyed while walking, but at the end of the day, I think both of those people would rather those people be playing golf than not, regardless of whether they're in a cart or walking.
    • Not a fan of calling people out for stuff like that. I generally like to walk, but ... I have always used a cart the first time I played a course.  If it's easily walkable, then maybe the next time I'll walk it. But first time out, too many variables that I don't know about where my shot might go (or roll or bounce) that a cart is nice. Also depends on the "traffic." If it's going to be 5.5 hours, that gets tiring just standing around that long--sometimes I don't need a cart for the walking distance, but rather for a place to sit around for the extra hours out on the course. (Yeah, I could put a seat on my Clicgear, but I haven't.) Final factor--temperature and humidity. I have on occasion found myself exceeding my physical heat tolerance limits at my home course and now will use a cart in temperatures that I would walk when I was 10 years younger.
    • There wasn't any indication from either of those tweets that indicated they were jokes. Especially not based on subsequent replies on the topic.
    • Day 151 (30 Sep 24) -  Got in some work in the backyard working with 9-7-6 irons.  Shot setup - long target back lines to immediate target line start point - then setting up my alignment from there.  Having had the crud the past couple of days really cut down on the energy level so it was struggle to stay smooth thru the swing.  Hoping for a more solid day tomorrow.  
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