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My wife is my favorite playing partner. We just have a ball out there. We go to the Safeway Classic every year in Portland, and we flew across the country to see the U.S. Women's Open last week. On the way back she said we should go to a men's tournament sometime. I married well.

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I've been golfing with my wife a few times. It is hard right now since we have a toddler and it isn't fun with him on the course. I've taught her well. She is horrid but has learned the art of picking up. She takes her whatever, 8 shots then picks up. I really enjoy it when we aren't fighting. Last time we went, not fun. We have some bad history together and apparently her mind went there and my game went bad quick. It was supposed to be a good day. Not so much.

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My better half likes the game but understands I like to play without her sometimes and also understand some outings are just for the guys.

I bought her a set of clubs to call her own ...cheap generic ones and she goes the range with me and hacks away... its all in good fun. Im doing a scramble with my parents and her next month just for fun... doubt we will use her shots but she enjoys being out there... its a beautiful game

***Story would be how she thought you could tee up the ball every shot. She hit her drive ... then walked up to the ball and tee is up when it was in the rough...
...Practice Can Never Make Perfect... Practice Makes Improvement...
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