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GOLF IS A DYING MEMBERSHIP SPORT

(a) 8 carts and 24 golfers at the 1st tee, 6 players queued at the 10th

(b) no spaces left in the mid-week competition

(c) "If you want to complete a round this week, come back after 3pm"

(d) after 3pm see (a)

 

HOW TO FIX A SLICE

(a) close club face or shift CG to the heel

(b) read every golf magazine you can buy

(c) doesn't anybody draw or hook the ball these days?

(d) keep your slice and only play after dark

 

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paininthenuts Great Member

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5 hours ago, Traveller said:

GOLF IS A DYING MEMBERSHIP SPORT

(a) 8 carts and 24 golfers at the 1st tee, 6 players queued at the 10th

(b) no spaces left in the mid-week competition

(c) "If you want to complete a round this week, come back after 3pm"

(d) after 3pm see (a)

 

HOW TO FIX A SLICE

(a) close club face or shift CG to the heel

(b) read every golf magazine you can buy

(c) doesn't anybody draw or hook the ball these days?

(d) keep your slice and only play after dark

 

Feel free to add your own

Your worst game of golf always comes after your best

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2 hours ago, paininthenuts said:

Your worst game of golf always comes after your best

  That's along the lines of " be wary of a good session at the range"

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2 hours ago, paininthenuts said:

Your worst game of golf always comes after your best

Or vice versa. 

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Traveller Established Member

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17 hours ago, paininthenuts said:

Your worst game of golf always comes after your best

Isn't that the truth !

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10 hours ago, acetoolguy said:

Putts break to the water, on an island green.

Another two I thought of, to have your ball go right, aim to the left, and I should carry a builders level because uphill putts run well past the hole :(

R7 425 driver -- 4 wood -- 2 hybrids -- 5 irons -- 2 wedges -- Ping PAL2 putter -- Titleist NXT Tour S


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