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I think it depends, if it’s myself or a group that’ll leave it alone it could save a little time. If the group is mixed in and out I think it causes more time on the green.

It depends who I’m playing with, my son likes it out, most of my buddies don’t care except 1 that alway pulls it. When I’m by myself I usually leave it in, kind of gets confusing lol. I kind of liked it better when it was just pull it and be done.

Lol Augusta ball is from there but it’s sold on property, unfortunately you don’t get to play to buy one.My son had practice round tickets. Sox ball is a ball my grandson bought me. The River golf club I did play, it’s basically a few miles to Augusta National. When you start up your gps it’s the 2 nd course to pick from.

I’m missing a few from courses that closed through the years because I started collecting them later in my golfing life. All in all I have 90 and I’m missing about 10.

I think about lunch, or anything not golf, if my minds clear of technical thoughts my swing is a lot better

I like to try and go to range twice a week unless there's rounds in there then once or none depending on how many days I play.

I would definitely lay up, but it would be fun watching Phil and a bunch others go for it.

If im riding the head cover goes on my cart sear. If walking I put it in my net on my Clickgear

One of my best purchases was a really nice snow blower, at 66 it’s a life saver.

I really enjoyed the video about hand speed. Thanks

I used the cart basket once, luckily I wasn't far when I returned to get it. Now I place it on top of clubs or hang it on alignment sticks where I see it.

I’m 66 and was 85-87 with my regular shaft driver, I bought a new B21 this year with Calloway's lighter senior shaft and am closing in on 91-92

3/4 I love to golf but realistically I still enjoy other activities that daily would put a cramp in them.

My mother in law passed yesterday evening after it settled in her lungs after fighting it for 10 days. She was 87, her home said she contracted it from a night nurse that didn't know she had it.

Ordered the Blast golf sensor before the sale ends.

We've been married 41 years and ive always enjoyed some thing that she doesn't and same for her. We both love to do things together but its refreshing to have a little time for yourself and same for her.

Rolling the ball for a lie in a fairway depends on the course. Most i play are in pretty good shape so I dont touch anything. One course we play every once in a while has more bare spots then grass in the fairway so there Ill roll it onto a clump of fairway.

I do best when I use my 50

I bought the b21 about a month ago and love it. At the store it gave me the best consistent spin numbers compared to the Sim and Mav maxs. Im a reformed slice which I cured 10 years ago. My big miss with my M 2 was a push to fade that would creep in once or twice a round. With the b21 lower spin my push shots wouldn't fade as bad or even become some really nice draw back to fairway shots. Which ever way you go with it really helps to get fitted so you get the right head shaft combo. I have the stock light 45 shaft that on the monitor and real life gave me a lot better dispersion and ball speed over the regular shafts.

I agree with Darkfrog, to me any hobbies needs to be fun

I enjoy playing a lot more if im hitting irons into greens so I play under 6000 yds. There have been times ill use different tees based on yds, one course I play a par 5 is under 400 yds from frount tees, so ill move back a set.

I was a scratch bowler, yet I had fun and could laugh at myself. In golf im no where near as good but I feel I have the same attitude about enjoying the challenge.

Over the course of 40 years playing I had several bunker hole outs. My first eagle was last year froM 110 yds out. Now I need an ace.

I play a combination of tees depending on the hole. If a par 5 is 475 from white and under 400 from forward tee I’d play the longer one to make it more of a 3 shot hole. When I look at a hole I decided knowing how far I hit the ball so I’m hitting a 8 or less iron into a par 4 and not 3 woods. It makes the game a lot more fun for me.