George

Today I hit balls for the first time in almost three years. It felt great and made me realize how much I missed playing. Weather permitting, I plan on hitting the range again this week and playing my first round of the year very soon.

Add me to the list of those in favor of dress codes.

Louisville Memphis Pitt North Carolina I don't like having three #1 seeds there, but it is what it is. I didn't pick as many upsets as I did in past years. I think it's because there are fewer teams from non-power conferences.

Great thread. If you look at life closely, you'll find there is a lot for which to be thankful. Everyone has troubles, some more than others, but everyone also has lots of great, positive things in their lives.

Years back, I volunteered at the Travelers Championship (Greater Hartford Open). I marshalled a hole and measured drives for official PGA stats. I also got to meet Phil Mickelson, Joey Sindelar, and Nick Price. It was an enjoyable experience.

The snow is melting away here after a pretty chilly week. I'm really looking forward to getting out once the conditions allow.

I've also recently come back to the game after not playing for several years. I realize how much I missed it.

I bought a combination of new and used equipment. I got all my used equipment from ebay, and I haven't been disappointed yet.

Just one, on a par 4. It was 5% skill and 95% luck.

Same here. I only wish I hit them more consistently.

I absolutely love the tourney, especially the first two weeks.

For me, above 40 degrees with no wind or rain.

Though no part of game game is really good, my short-iron play is probably at the top. The worst is my long irons.

I don't really like it. I prefer having the option, though my first choice would always be to walk.

I can always enjoy a good hot dog at the turn.