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I've got to work two tournaments, one this evening right before dark and one in the morning. The evening tournament is a ladies "night ball" event and the one in the morning is a Chamber of Commerce tournament and it will be a doozy. We will use all our carts and then some. Morning and evening tee times on this one. I got all the team charts made out for both tournaments and I'm curious to see how the ladies do. It's a 3 hole event and they will use the glow balls after dark. Be my first time to watch this action! Anyone ever play in a night golf tournament. We have 10 teams of 4 ladies to deal with!

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I have played in a local fund raiser for the blind, nite site tournament. It was actually fun. The glow balls go about two clubs shorter. I actually play pretty well though. When you can not see the target it is easy to relax and just let it go.

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I have played in a local fund raiser for the blind, nite site tournament. It was actually fun. The glow balls go about two clubs shorter. I actually play pretty well though. When you can not see the target it is easy to relax and just let it go.

I got to watch the ladies last night and it looked like fun. They were hooting and hollering and having a blast. It was black as pitch and I don't see how they judged the distance to the ball during the swing. They only played 3 holes and even par won the thing. I had to get out 32 carts and put them away last night and I got home at 9:40. This morning I have to get them all out again for the COC tournament. Yuk again!

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Driver...Cubic Balance offset
Fairway wood......Flying Saucer
3-Wood....Cleveland LauncherIrons.......Callaway Great Big Bertha w/graphite shaftswedges....Cleveland sand wedge, Callaway Lob wedge putter....Claveland VAS.


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One of our local courses has a night tournament each year on Halloween. Everyone participating has to dress in a costume. I never played in it, but was there to see some of the costumes one evening just before it started. An aquaintance I had played with a few times was dressed as a woman and had his face turned away from me when I walked in. Nice rack, short skirt..imagine how surprised and repulsed I was when this 60+ wrinkled old man face turned to me and I realized it was attached to that body...

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One of our local courses has a night tournament each year on Halloween. Everyone participating has to dress in a costume. I never played in it, but was there to see some of the costumes one evening just before it started. An aquaintance I had played with a few times was dressed as a woman and had his face turned away from me when I walked in. Nice rack, short skirt..imagine how surprised and repulsed I was when this 60+ wrinkled old man face turned to me and I realized it was attached to that body...

YowZer! that must have been in shock. Well, I worked the last 4 days and the two tournaments. Yesterday was a long day as was today. I put in 13 hrs each day and handled a passel of carts. Beer cans were everywhere and junk all in the carts to clean out before putting away. I had to make out all the score cards and post all the scores as the teams came in. I was a little tired then and today 13 more hours really did me in. I have to put in 7 more in the morning and till 2 pm. That will be it for a few days. Thank goodness!

Golf is not a game, it's a way of life!

Driver...Cubic Balance offset
Fairway wood......Flying Saucer
3-Wood....Cleveland LauncherIrons.......Callaway Great Big Bertha w/graphite shaftswedges....Cleveland sand wedge, Callaway Lob wedge putter....Claveland VAS.


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