When I say bogey golfer, I actually mean it though. I never take mulligans, I don’t fluff the lie, putt everything out etc.
If I shoot 90, it’s legit.
If I shoot 90, it’s legit.
I always have fun, and I’ll never be accused of slow play.
HK...let me know if you ever want slightly used golf balls...meaning hit 5-10 times...I'll give them to you. Just let me know...I'm being serious. I get back to the Lex area from time to time and would be happy to hand them off to you. I'm not a golf ball snob but a club pro once told me, whatever ball you choose to play stick with it....get used to it and learn how to play it. Working part-time at a golf course puts me in a position to collect slightly used golf balls for the nephews/nieces. I'm sure you don't need them but I'd be happy to drop them off and have a beer or two...or three with you to talk about REALLY old times.Gear is fine if you can afford it.
But it isn’t going to make you a better golfer.
Let me be clear, I’m a crappy golfer compared to probably almost anyone in GYERO that plays regularly.
My bag consists of:
A Cobra 5 wood that I bought use 16 years ago at Play it again Sports, a 3 wood that I bought at a garage sale, 7-PW Cobra irons that a friend gave me, a lob wedge that I found out at Longview, and a Spyder putter that I bought on FB marketplace.
I use dollar a ball Noodles and no glove. And I’m a bogey golfer from the shorter (old people) tee box.
Slow swing, good contact, hit it straight, and two putt. Never had a lesson.
At this point with you having been consistent with the game for awhile now and shooting decent scores, I do think better equipment would help you and could take you to another level. And you would get used to that equipment fairly quickly. It’s just a matter of if you even care to get there. If you did then you would undoubtedly shoot slightly lower scores than you do now with better equipment. It would not be wasted on you like you say.I don’t, but I also do not begrudge people for buying nice equipment. It’s just that, with the way I play the game, I don’t think it would help me. I’ve used these damn clubs so long that I pretty much KNOW how far it’s going with each of them.
When I started playing my goal was to be able to go out, play respectably (not hold anyone up or embarrass myself) and have fun. I always have fun, and I’ll never be accused of slow play.
So Krazy, I can snap my fingers and make this happen, your call hoss.
Your math doesn't make sense.Golf heads, how does this make sense?
I play by myself, and rent a cart. I pay the cart rental fee, let’s say it’s 15 dollars.
If I play with another person, the cart fee isn’t 7.50 a golfer, it’s 15 dollars per player (30 dollar cart fee now)
If we each want our own cart, it’s not 15 per golfer, now it’s 30 dollars per golfer, because then it’s “per seat” which is not the case if you’re by yourself.
Gear is fine if you can afford it.
But it isn’t going to make you a better golfer.
Let me be clear, I’m a crappy golfer compared to probably almost anyone in GYERO that plays regularly.
My bag consists of:
A Cobra 5 wood that I bought use 16 years ago at Play it again Sports, a 3 wood that I bought at a garage sale, 7-PW Cobra irons that a friend gave me, a lob wedge that I found out at Longview, and a Spyder putter that I bought on FB marketplace.
I use dollar a ball Noodles and no glove. And I’m a bogey golfer from the shorter (old people) tee box.
Slow swing, good contact, hit it straight, and two putt. Never had a lesson.
Agreed. They didnt evolve through the millennia to stay outside. They are meant to have their toenails ripped out and sit in the windows at crazy lady's houses.You f*cking dolt. It's outrageous to force cats to live in the elements while they should be living in your house, eating organic ethically sourced food, shitting in a sand box then walking all over your counters while covering everything in hair. Heathen.
I'm already down one ACL. Maybe I'll go the Chase route and get one of those indoor biking things with a video instructor that fat shames me for 45 minutes every morning.CrossFit is the best way to get super fit right before a devastating injury and impending surgery, hands down.
Will it glow in the darkI can guarantee the cart rental pricing structure at my hypothetical 12 hole course will make perfect sense.
This isnt surprising at all but the Peloton CEO recently mentioned they actually increased prices to try and rally slumping sales-- and it worked like X's a million. Pretty much fits their target demographic I guess.I'm already down one ACL. Maybe I'll go the Chase route and get one of those indoor biking things with a video instructor that fat shames me for 45 minutes every morning.
PTI(pti) has been injured more than all the GYERO Gym rats & CrossFitters combined, fwiw.
This isnt surprising at all but the Peloton CEO recently mentioned they actually increased prices to try and rally slumping sales-- and it worked like X's a million. Pretty much fits their target demographic I guess.
Remember this when Down Home 12 yr is selling at $249 (lol 249 proof Hank!!) in December.
False. You've had several injuries. Back a few times.
Lol ok.
My biggest running “injury” in 15 years has been a stress reaction. My radiologist/long drive friend saw the MRI. Basically, my ankle hurts.
Enjoy your inversion table, hoss.