Is it too late for me to get seriously into golf?

[Grunnsetning]

  rsamsing said:

Originally Posted by rsamsing

Seriously speaking,

You're dad would probably love to spend time with you playing golf.  A lot of father/son's don't have much in common or share similar interests.  You've found something that you can do together and you can learn a lot from him.  I'm sure he'd like to show you the ropes.  I'm 36 and I wish my dad did play so we could have more to do together.

Agreed, I am 31 and just starting to get heavy into golf and in a few years when my 7 month old gets a little older I hope he wants to play.

[JohnGalt]

Thank you all for the replies! I'm enjoying all of yalls input...especially the accusations that I'm an old man .

Sorry it has been a while since I have updated this, I've had a lot going on.  Good and bad news.  Firstly, Ive been golfing in pretty much all my spare time and have becoming much more consistent! Makes the game plenty more enjoyable.  But the bad news is I have a manual labor job and I messed up my rotator cuff.  I shrugged it off as a soreness and played 9 holes, but after going to the doctor I learned that its strained.  Looks like no golf for a little while....Its gonna be a long couple of weeks.

[garrettdennert]

  JohnGalt said:

Originally Posted by JohnGalt

Thank you all for the replies! I'm enjoying all of yalls input...especially the accusations that I'm an old man .

Sorry it has been a while since I have updated this, I've had a lot going on.  Good and bad news.  Firstly, Ive been golfing in pretty much all my spare time and have becoming much more consistent! Makes the game plenty more enjoyable.  But the bad news is I have a manual labor job and I messed up my rotator cuff.  I shrugged it off as a soreness and played 9 holes, but after going to the doctor I learned that its strained.  Looks like no golf for a little while....Its gonna be a long couple of weeks.

Definitely take the time off that you need though.  When you do get back into playing, after your injury betters itself, I'd think about trying some yoga.  Yoga gets a bad rep because most people think it's just "ohms" and meditation, but if you just do it once a week and target the areas where you're least flexible, you're not only preventing further injury, but you're strengthening muscles you hardly ever use.  A couple other perks with yoga is balance, which is a necessity for a golf swing, as well as focus.  It sounds like you're a pretty busy guy though, so if you can work it into your schedule I'd highly recommend it.  Take it easy, and get better so you can hit the links!

[number1hacker]

I started playing 8 months ago at the age of 32. With a 4 days a week on the range and weekends on the course I am regulary shooting in the 80's, a bad day mid 90's.

You have nothing to worry about.

I wish I started at your age!!!!!!