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How Many Rounds Have You Played This Year?

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MacDutch Great Member

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11 hours ago, Hacker James said:

Dang man...I would say "You need to get a life", but looks like you don't have time to...:beer:

 

Well..... No! I like my life the way it is.  :-D

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chilepepper Great Member

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If I'm using a cart I'll pick the club up and race up to the next group. That usually gets it to its owner otherwise , and if walking, it goes to the pro shop unless the owner shows up

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MacDutch Great Member

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11 minutes ago, chilepepper said:

If I'm using a cart I'll pick the club up and race up to the next group. That usually gets it to its owner otherwise , and if walking, it goes to the pro shop unless the owner shows up

I like chewinggum better.

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jsgolfer Super Member

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On 11/5/2016 at 9:45 AM, MacDutch said:

I don't keep record of the rounds I play. I guess more then 200 at least. When at home I average 4 per week. That changes during vacations. Last was a two week 20 rounds vacation in the Orlando area.

Oh wait, this 4 per week is more like 4 days per week, sometimes two rounds a day. So :8) 

But I don't practice on range...

And I thought I played a lot

-Jerry

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Wow...I thought I played a lot too..

I retired in May but was able to get in just over 80 rounds this year.   It looks like today may be the last day of the year for golf.   The forecasts aren't too favorable.  

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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sg92 Member

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Here in Canada, I played 10 rounds this summer. I'm hopeful next year, I will pass that. My goal is to play more than practice. 


Vinny Cap Great Member

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I counted it up to be 22 rounds at 7 different courses.  I would have had more but my son played football this year so I missed 8 - 12 rounds I normally would have played.

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BuckeyeNut Great Member

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I normally average well over 100 rounds along with more than a few years over 200.  My priorities have changed for the next 4 years and then I'll be back......wedges blazing!!!

 

I stopped my 2016 golf season cold turkey after the first week of september.........just shy of 80 rounds.  This is the first time I have not eclipsed 100 in over 25 years.   Yes...I'll be back playing again next year, but hitting 100 is highly doubtful.   In 4 years....I'll be in golf "Golf Beast Mode"......

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CptShankapotamus Member

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This is my second year really dedicating much more time and effort in playing. Last year I've played maybe 10 rounds while this year (April to November), I've played about 35 rounds of golf and its showing!...in my bank account too.


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