kennya123

Quote: Thanks for the welcome. I am currently practicing in estate planning, social security disability and family law.

True. I can't wait to get out to a course and really see how far I can hit a nice new ball, amongst other golf skills.

Thanks! I wish I was working 80 hours a week. Right now I am searching for permanent employment while "running my own law office." I am probably working about 45 hours a week but getting paid for about 20.

I am an attorney, I run my own law office. (not by choice, I'd rather work for an established firm but the market is rough out there)

hello, I am a new golfer from Massachusetts (Newburyport) I am going to Driving ranges in the area (Groveland Fairways, and Garrison's mostly) Garrison's in Haverhill also has a par 3 course. I'll probably play that course first before I move on to bigger courses. There is also a cheap course in Newburyport (Evergreen it is $10 dollars for 9 holes, cash only) if you are looking for more courses in the state.

I'm new to this all and I've only been on the range but I tend to carry it about 160 right now. I've bombed a few over 230 but I'm not consistent at all. I hope that with more practice I can hit it further more consistently.

Hello everybody... I am a new member here on the forums. I've been playing golf for about 1 week now. I just got tired of not participating in any sport since quitting baseball while in college. I am 26 now and a newly licensed attorney here in Massachusetts. It seems like every attorney out here golfs so I figured I'd pick up the sport. Its sun so far and I am looking forward to actually hitting a course soon (I've just done some lessons and some work in the driving range). I look forward to becoming part of the sand trap community!