God is crying!?

[Dent]

  underparnv said:

I'll play in rain, wind, snow, cold...anything but lightning!

You don't know cold till you've been to Winnipeg, trust me, you wouldn't play.

[B-Rizzle]

At least a week ago me my brother and cousin went golfing.We didn't expect it to rain.So we tee off at the first hole 10 minutes later it starts down pour and I actually got a birdie on the first hole.We just decided to play through.The whole day it was reigning with thunder and I still played a 9 over!

[Lefty39]

As long as there is no thunder or lightning, I'll play. I think it's fun to play in bad conditions, because you have no expectations on how you are going to play.

[iacas]

Where's the "it depends" option? Because... it depends: what course, what kind of match (if any), with whom, etc.

[Undr Par]

as long as it's not pouring down.

actually on a real hot day a shower or light rain is very refreshing imho.

but I have to cover my clubs....I'm sort of anal when it comes to that and plus I don't wear a glove so I need to keep my grips as dry as I can

[eberryhill7]

I really like the rain, but I use TaylorMade clubs/grips so if water gets on them then I'm screwed, so I usually try to avoid rain, but if necessary I'll hack through a round with rain.

[DDBowdoin]

once i get my new zero friction gore tex i wont mind it...

[maycam10]

  Lefty39 said:

As long as there is no thunder or lightning, I'll play. I think it's fun to play in bad conditions, because you have no expectations on how you are going to play.

i like your way of thinking

[NM Golf]

We average less than 8 inches of rain a year here in New Mexico so I have never actually had to play in the rain before.

JK but I don't even own an umbrella and I have only worn my rain pants one time and I have owned them for 5 years. So I don't really have any experience in the matter but it certainly doesn't look very fun.

[TigerCurtis333]

I'll play in light (keyword light) rain if I have my club cover-upper-thingy, but if it gets worse or I'm without it I'll stop.

[Ian]

  gogolfing said:

Heading out to do it right now! Playing in the rain means my season here on Vancouver Island is pretty much year round.

Haha i live in north vancouver :) the reason i asked is because earlier today i went out and played in the pouring rain and shot a 77, (5 over) despite having to put through puddles on the green. It was a record round for me at my home course.

It was POURING my shoes were literally filled with water after 4 holes.

[Ian]

im pretty sure that qualifies me for the "real men" category

HAHA

[Anand]

I live in London .. 'nuff said!

[rubbery]

I'd better learn to like it if I'm going to be playing in some British Opens, right?

[Harold]

Here in the Pacific Northwest you had better enjoy playing in the rain. Honest !

[DGart09]

Just so long as there is no lightning, (walking around with metal sticks in a thunderstorm is moronic, though it is an Agent of Natural Selection).

[clemsontiger]

I will say in a little rain yes.

Heavy downpour, no. And especially if there is a thundrestorm, then I cancel the tee time.

I have played in the rain many of times and I have not problem doing it.

[Vintage]

I'll play in a little rain.

But if its pouring, I head back. I'm not really fond of cold rain.