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Have you considered teaching? I think it's a pretty rewarding thing.... What about joining professional tournaments? What about trying to pass the PAT? Being a pro at a local shop?

Golfer1 golf4me 18holes overpar

I use one of these

Definately a 0.9 handicap! lol

Hi Erik, One question: is there a way to make Scorecard calculate EGA Handicap? I'm trying the demo and it seems that Scorecard only calculates USGA Handicap, is this correct? Thanks, Rui

Hello everyone, I'm still having golf lessons. Recently joined a Golf Club and National Golf Association (YAY!) so i can start playing right away once i finish the lessons. I don't have a handicap yet... One question about handicaps (EGA): So, how do you attain an handicap if you don't know any player who holds a handicap from a handicapping authority recognized by the National Association? Can anyone explain me this? I mean i usually play with "golfmates" (people having golf lessons too). I don't have friends with a handicap, so this is kinda of weird to me... You can't play without a handicap... to get a handicap you need to know someone who already has one... but i don't know anyone! So i can't play ? PANIC! PANIC!

1. Finish my initial instruction (it's a 3-step programme, about 30 hours of instruction) 2. Decide which golf club to join 3. Play the first 9 hole round 4. Join the National Golf Association 5. Establish an handicap index

Here's mine... Aroeira located in Charneca da Caparica, Portugal: http://www.aroeira.com/en/ It's a 2 18-hole courses golf complex: Aroeira I: http://www.aroeira.com/en/golfe_aroeira1.php Aroeira II: http://www.aroeira.com/en/golfe_aroeira2.php

Hello all, I have an additional question: Is there a time/handicap/something to move from these starter sets to better clubs? I mean how do i know when these started sets reached their limit (ie won't take me any further in the game)? Currently have an MD Golf Sure Fire starter set... Thanks in advance, Rui

I'm still having golf lessons with an instructor, so i would say i'm currently working on everything: 1. How to swing, pitch and putt 2. Learning the rules of the game 3. Knowing golfers, equipment, etc. 4. Entering the brand new world of golf :)

I'm still a golf newbie but i would say Steve is right. As my instructor says in the lessons, make your swing perfect, the ball changes nothing (it's just there in the way of the swing).

Hello, I'm the head of technology in a web company and a golf newbie :) Cheers, Rui