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2 pointsVery cool! Not just the invites, but also that they give you an “excuse” to get out and enjoy the game again!
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2 pointsIt takes no talent to be a nice person. You maybe paired up with someone you have never meet or is new to your Club. They don't know anyone and that person is taking a huge step out of their comfort zone to meet new people by playing golf. By being nice to that person for 1 round of golf can make such a tremendous positive impact in their life. Remember: Life is hard, golf is hard, being nice is easy
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1 pointGood story. And a good shorts story. So when you hit the ball you're +6. When you don't you're a 26...
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1 pointPlay the appropriate set of tees. Or do your own "blended" set. Most of all, have a blast.
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1 pointOne of my most enjoyable rounds of golf was also one of my worst scores in the past decade. I hope you enjoy the round and have a good score.
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1 pointI’m reminded by Teddy Roosevelt ... "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
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1 pointThe result is not what you wanted but you are out there competing and keeping your cool. Tomorrow break 90 or at least give it a go.
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1 pointAh heck. You guys are probably right. I'm not slow. Just bad. Checking my ego at the door, getting ready for a world-class shellacking and signing up this evening. Plus side is that it is two rounds early in the morning before it hits 100 degrees outside.
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1 pointIf you play ready golf, they won't care how you play. I say "Go for it"
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1 pointDefinitely NOT gutless if you pass on the opportunity. On the other hand, if you embrace the challenge and look at this as just one more experience to collect, years from now you will have some good stories.
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1 pointNo way. You’ll get slaughtered out there!!! Sarcasm at its finest. What do you have to lose?
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1 pointYou never get back a round you didn't play.
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1 pointIf you play, it would make for a great blog posting!
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1 pointTier 1: Start a daily stretching routine. People always talk about fitness but often neglect stretching/flexibility. Not only will positively impact your golf game it also will help you feel better in your day to day life.
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1 pointTier 1 Take appropriate care of the golf course. Replace divots, fill divot holes with sand mix, repair ball marks (properly), rake bunkers (when rakes come back).
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By boogielicious · Posted
And I’m so close! But no fans allowed!😪 -
By Sandy Divot · Posted
DC Dollars - since it was the threat from sponsors that forced the name change. Daniel Snyder didn’t care if the name was offensive prior to that. -
Played in our club championship this past weekend. Shot 89 both days from silver tees. Not that great but an ok tournament score for me and better than I did last year. Played Tuesday and shot 83 off silver which was net 70, so 2 under my cap. Played combo's Wednesday and had my best round in years with an 80, net 65 and got my first eagle since relocating after retiring. Also got 3 birdies in the same round. Played again Friday and shot 84, net 72 with a couple of birdies. Leaving the driver out of the bag for the last few rounds has certainly helped in the penalty department. I recently replaced my 3W and the new shaft in it is so stable I feel I can trust it so much more. Have ordered a new driver shaft with a similar spec but slightly lighter than 3W shaft, so hopefully will be able to have a similar stability with the driver and a few extra yards in the fairway. -
Find them quite tricky. Hit them like an iron or flatter like a wood? Also my G400 hybrid has no swing weight which helps swing speed but makes me nervous. Also it just dont have a good feeling to it. Proper Woods are so fun to hit. -
noticed that myself, never seen him do that half takeback like JT before in his routine... then today at Wyndham, wasn't doing it. His fidgeting does seem to have gotten worse the last couple years, at least he's not grabbing the towel 10,000 times anymore 😂. Curious what someone else with far more knowledge on the golf swing thinks though of the commentators remark today, I believe it was Trevor Immelman and Aaron Oberholser who both agreed that if he just switched to playing a cut off the tee, it would solve a lot of his issues.
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