MrQster

I've been having golf elbows on my right elbow (I'm right-handed) for over 4 months now. I've been golfing for about 20 years with no elbow issue until now, I swing rather slow and rarely ever go to the range, and whenever I go to the range I only hit off the grass, never on a mat. I also don't play often, averaging 3 times a month in the summer so I can't figure out how I could have caused this injury. It started late last year, however I still played with it because it only became painful towards the end of the round so I've always managed to complete all 18. However I stopped playing since early last December hoping to recover over the winter time. I'm quite disappointed that it hasn't improve, it hurts whenever I lift something or use force on my right arm certain way. I'm going away in a couple of weeks on a golf trip where I'll be playing golf everyday for several days, I went to a simulator last week to get some practice and it started to be painful after swinging for about 10 minutes, I'm not sure how am I going to enjoy this trip with this pain. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm going to be in LV in a couple of weeks and plan to get a few games in. Someone told me that when playing golf courses around the city of Las Vegas, all the greens slope away from the mountain. Not sure if it's true or not, any LV local golfers here can provide me with some tips and tricks of the greens, or tips for playing desert golf? Some courses that I'm considering to play: Rhodes Ranch, Chimera, Angel Park, Badlands, Coyote Springs Thanks