George

I don't usually have more than one or two. On many days I don't have any until I finish the round. I guess it really depends on with whom I'm playing.

I think the Steelers will take it, though I like Warner and would enjoy seeing him lead Arizona to a win.

Thanks, jorruss. I'll definitely check it out.

I'm just getting back into the swing of things (pun intended) after not playing for a few years. 1. Strike the ball with consistency. Even if I don't score well, I want to get to a point where I make solid contact regularly, especially with my woods and longer irons. 2. Establish a real handicap and work to improve it by the end of the season. 3. Not stress so much when I play poorly. 4. Have fun and get some exercise.

I played occasionally as a kid. In my late 20s, I started playing a bit more often. I stopped playing for the most part about 7-8 years ago because I couldn't find the time I needed to improve. I realized that I missed golf, and decided to get back into it.

If I walk, I carry. I like to get as much exercise as I can when playing.

I occasionally enjoy a nice, cold PBR. I like just about all porters and stouts.

I've always been a beer (porters and stouts are my favorites) and wine guy. After a bourbon tour last year, I found an interest in bourbon and started doing some research. I've since bought several bottles and have been sampling them slowly but surely. Good stuff.

I enjoy ebay.

I'd have to go with Tiger.

I'm a lobbyist.