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Fourputt Incredible Member

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thanks all!

Whatever you do, don't try to teach her yourself if you want to keep the relationship going. It's no joke that many divorces have been initiated or spurred along by husbands trying to teach the game to their wives. When she needs more help, get her another lesson. A one hour private lesson can be more helpful than 10 hours in a group, even a small group. Also strongly recommend a female instructor.

The easy course is also the best way to get her started playing. My home complex has a 9 hole executive course and a 9 hole par 3 course along with the 18 hole regulation course. It gives good options for players of all abilities.

Rick

"He who has the fastest cart will never have a bad lie."

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HSip Well Established Member

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It's nice that my kids are getting more interested so I chalk it off to spending quality time with them. She knows I love the game and has talked about trying it out occasionally, but thinks the size of her chest will prevent her from swinging the club. lol

Now you're just trying to make us jealous!! Just kidding. It

is a great pastime for the whole family. Cheers

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Now you're just trying to make us jealous!! Just kidding. It

Thanks. I might end up in bankruptcy though.

- Shane

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