Call it a comeback, I ain't played in years!

[muellator]

I'm just getting back into the game again too, not as big of a gap as you though. I played back in elementary school, but haven't played since the summer after Grade 8. I'm 20 now, but one of the ranges just opened up a couple weeks ago and I've gone a few times. I picked up a used set of TaylorMade Firesole Woods and Burner LCG Irons. Had a couple Goliath (Canadian clone company) wedges, and I just bought a Yes Callie Forged Putter. I'll be looking to get a new driver this season, and possibly some wedges, but it just feels good to hit a ball again, and surprisingly they haven't been too bad haha.

None of the courses have opened up yet, but hopefully they will next week...but it just snowed a bit an hour ago...

I was never a great golfer, but I'm going to be going to the range a lot this year and put some effort in.

[Fat Slice]

Momma said practice your chips.

[Prairie Golfer]

Momma said practice your chips.

Momma's hit one golf shot in her life and hit someone in the head with it. I haven't fluffed or chili dipped a chip yet. Of course, the grass isn't very tall and I try to keep it on the ground so I don't get very many of those anyway. To the par 3 course!

[Mathlete1123]

I just came back as well, not quite a fifteen year break but it feels like it. A few of my clubs have gone missing too, gives me a good excuse to get a few new sticks I just can't wait to fill out my set and get out on the course! I'm sure a few weeks on the practice tee will do me some good though.

[RCF]

I was an avid golfer (27 holes and the driving range every week April thru September) from 1978 through 1993. Played with Wilson Pro Staff forged and MacGregor Persimmons.

Started up again last summer and took a lesson last week. I'm still intimated with all the new technology.

[Prairie Golfer]

I was an avid golfer (27 holes and the driving range every week April thru September) from 1978 through 1993. Played with Wilson Pro Staff forged and MacGregor Persimmons.

I'm not enaromoured wtih driver heads the size of pumpkins, irons that look like shovels, tees that are four inches tall and putters that look like Star Trek props.

I like the "stand" bag, it's nice having to not switch zip codes when I bend down to get a club. And then there's the GPS. I still can't believe the USGA made this nonsense legal.

[brianandlilly]

fifteen years without golf... i don't know if i could survive :(