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    • Day 219 (7 Dec 24) - Frosty morning, got out in the backyard for a few moments to work with the 54 and very short up and down chips (10yds or less), moved to the 58 for some open the face flops (not a shot I hit very often) and finished with nice little bump and run 9irons….focused on stance, preset hip turn and keeping my head in the shot….fun part of the drill was I made it where my target zone was an area where the frost had burned off - which kept the landing zone and hitting zones moving. 
    • It could be a huge overreaction - I'm on the mend and now I'm "that guy" who has a bag full of meds...I have rolled a few putts in the house and am watching the Hero and DP on golf channel... Just a fear I guess of never getting out again...thanks for the encouragement... Good and bad days emotionally since I've been home
    • Well then here's a dad joke for you.. Do you know the music to listen to while playing Bandon Dunes?.. Random Tunes. Heh heh. Groan..groan..
    • I'm not a doctor (we have a few here), but I'm glad you're still around and able to post. I don't know that I'd settle for the end of your life on the golf course, even if it's riding in a cart or just playing shorter holes even just visiting the course to hit some putts. Or chipping and putting in your back yard when you can. There are a lot of ways to stay in touch with the game.
    • Well, Im a 60 year player, was really good in high school (when golf was pretty rag tag) then settled in to a decades long 12ish index guy...retired in 2021, now playing 2-3 times a week...I'm a muni guy ...2 weeks ago (after never being sick ever other than the usual flu, bum knee, some arthritis) I suffered a medical emergency and was in the hospital for 9 days in a row...I'm home now with congestive heart failure and Afib...I being well taken care of by my doctors, family and friends ...I've been home since last Sat night.   I am afraid that my golf obsession is coming to an end...I want to stay connected to the game that has given me so much value over my entire life since I was 5 years old...
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