What part of you is sore after a good round of golf? (and why?)

[saevel25]

Usually the outside of my hips or my obliques. That is typically just muscle tightness. 

[billchao]

Nothing gets sore for me after the round, but my legs can get a little tight the next day if I walked a hilly course.

[shanksalot]

After a good round of golf, nothing is sore. After a bad round of golf everything. 

[DrvFrShow]

Feet. By 16 they're hurting. 16, 17, and 18 are usually my worst holes as a result unless I remember to take another 2 advil at the turn. 

[NJpatbee]

58 minutes ago, shanksalot said:

After a good round of golf, nothing is sore. After a bad round of golf everything. 

For me it is my lower back and I definitely aggravate it with with over-aggressive bad swings.  If I swing well during a round I typically have no areas of pain.

[JKolya]

I'm in pretty good shape so I rarely get sore. The exception is an ongoing injury that occasionally flares up. 

[possumkiwi]

Left lower back, and pride!

[rkim291968]

When I used to walk, my legs.  Now, I don't get sore.   If I get sore, it's all in my head.

[reallygood]

I don't remember getting sore ever except once. I pulled a muscle in my upper left back (I'm right-handed) on the first tee once though. 

It made the rest of the day shitty. However, that was my best drive of the day!

[mcanadiens]

Despite several less than attractive personal habits, I don't have many problems, If I walk (and I usually do) it's the feet for me. Generally, I'm good on the course and even after the round until I get out of the car when I get back home. I step out of the car and the feet don't want to work properly. It tends to go away after an hour or so. 

The only other thing is my hands might get a touch raw if I play several rounds or hit the range on consecutive days. That's rare and usually demands vacation time to make that happen, 

[djfajt71]

For me it's my lower back, both achilles areas, and on my right arm, it's that muscle that extends from your forearm to just above your elbow.  That muscle causes me issues everyday though, whether it's holding something the wrong way, in my right hand, or going a little too heavy with bicep curls.

[RussUK]

My head is normally sore after a good round of golf. Good rounds dobt happen to me that often so its a good excuse to "celebrate"

[bkuehn1952]

A bit leg weary from walking/carrying 18. Nothing typically hurts more than normal.  This time of year my hands can get very chapped and the thumb/index finger on my right hand will occasionally get a split in the skin.  Bandages/tape/lotion help but those splits can be painful.

[arturo28mx]

Feet

[Mr. Desmond]

If anything, hamstrings.

[inthehole]

forearms, wrists & especially shoulders from trying to rotate through on the finish .. next morning it will be the lower back.

[3Mulligans]

Joints in my wrists... that's about all. I'm a recreational bodybuilder so muscle soreness is never a problem. And I've been blessed with a good back my whole life. But the wrist joints..... Arghh

[Yukari]

Only when I play 3 or more days in a row I can feel a little soreness on my lower back. Other than that nothing.