David in FL

Yep! Both are private clubs, but part of the Concert Club system so reciprocal play is offered to members of other Concert clubs. @Bucki1968, I’m happy to answer any questions. Two very good, distinctly different courses.

Huh. I can’t imagine why you would stay. To the OP. Not in any order, but Florida, Texas, and Nevada all have excellent courses, year-round golf weather, and importantly, no state income tax! Those would be my first choices to explore.

Maybe different rules for different “chapters”. Such a great organization, it’s certainly worth asking.

The last time I tried to do that, I was told that they no longer except used club donations…

Especially since they commented on air that it took him 55 seconds to hit that putt (on 12 or thereabouts) from 3’ that he jacked 6 feet past the hole.

They taste good, but are way too greasy, to the point of sogginess. I’ve always said that McDonald’s is the gold standard in fries. Looks like I’m not the only one…

My very first “real” job was as a dishwasher at Sambo’s.

100 rounds per year for the last 10 years or so. Probably 50ish per year for the 5 years prior to that, and call it 20ish per year for another 30 years. Gotta be closing in on 2,000 rounds... 1,000 - 5,000 is a ridiculously huge range. The vast majority of players, even relatively avid players, won’t play 1,000 in their lives...

Not even close, Sergio. I’m still not completely convinced that Kuchar did anything wrong!

Kudos to Adam Scott!

All covered under my homeowners policy.

I really don’t think so. He argued for the option that he felt was best for him. He was disappointed when he didn’t prevail, but there’s nothing wrong with that.

An option might be to look for a cheap, beat, used club, just to harvest the weights...

Y’all is already plural. The “s” is unnecessary and grammatically incorrect. Damn Yankees!