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Originally Posted by brettski01

Its the middle of winter in australia. Its terrible every day is 12degrees and rain. Course is drenched under foot. Makes for plugged drives and very difficult chipping conditions.

How do you get more distance in winter? Usually its the other way around

the grounds are alot harder in winter


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Played in everything from snow on the fairways to 105 degree heat and humidity. The heat isn't what gets you in the south, it's the humidity. Just hang in there, don't let it keep you from playing!


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100+ for the next 6-7 days and humid.  I might try early Saturday morning but accuweather says its going to be 106 with a 112 real feel.


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100* and humid over 15* and snow... any day.

Steve

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Last time I played in the real heat, it was 90+ and I had a sunburn on my back.

Man up!

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Single digit handicap


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Originally Posted by inthehole

aw comon man ... thats weak !

I thought so too!!   Hahaha......too hot?...c'mon.  It beats snow!!!

I tend to play early in the heat of summer when the days are long.   IE......630am.   I do it to get "out front" of everybody mainly......beating the heat is a bonus.

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