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June 08, 2009, 09:50:50 AM
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Pretty fun.  But also v. hard/frustrating.  Thoughts?

June 08, 2009, 09:54:31 AM
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agreed on all of above.

additional thought-decent exercise if walking. not decent exercise if using golf cart.

June 08, 2009, 11:34:09 AM
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played a lot in college, have since quit.  don't like sucking at something that costs so much money and time.


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June 08, 2009, 12:43:33 PM
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agreed on all of above.

additional thought-decent exercise if walking. not decent exercise if using golf cart.


True, but if you're into golf for the exercise, you're in it for the wrong reasons, jmo.

June 08, 2009, 12:52:53 PM
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played a lot in college, have since quit.  don't like sucking at something that costs so much money and time.

2nd that.  I'm mothballing my clubs and will only play scrambles for Catbacker tourney once a year or play for free if i have an invite.  I'm moving on to disc golf and plan to play my first round ever in a couple weeks over by Westwood.

June 08, 2009, 01:30:47 PM
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played a lot in college, have since quit.  don't like sucking at something that costs so much money and time.

I'm almost to that point, but just barely hanging on.

June 08, 2009, 02:14:41 PM
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for a while i really got into golf - mostly because i thought i was supposed to like it.  and i guess i did to some extent- but i really think the appeal  of it all was the game gave me a chance to get outside with friends.  i started mountain biking instead.

i'm not in sales and never will be, i have no use for golf.


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June 08, 2009, 02:52:17 PM
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I played this morning, my grandpa works at a golf course so I can play there anytime I want. Pretty fun

June 08, 2009, 02:52:28 PM
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tennis is a much better one to play
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June 08, 2009, 02:53:19 PM
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played in hs for mhs, but have played <10 rounds since

i kind of hate golf, but i love bombing the big d1 on the range

June 08, 2009, 03:30:45 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

June 08, 2009, 05:55:20 PM
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At my company golf is like a requirement for promotion.  If you don't golf with the boss, it's going to take twice as long to get promoted.

June 08, 2009, 06:08:23 PM
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At my company golf is like a requirement for promotion.  If you don't golf with the boss, it's going to take twice as long to get promoted.

I'd just get him EMAW tix.  same diff amright?
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June 08, 2009, 08:13:44 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

June 08, 2009, 08:15:56 PM
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Worst feeling in golf:  How about when you're on the first tee (everyone waiting is watching) and you hit the ground way before you hit the ball and you roll it like 20 ft. in front of you.  That might be the worst feeling in the world, not just in golf.

June 08, 2009, 08:40:43 PM
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Worst feeling in golf:  How about when you're on the first tee (everyone waiting is watching) and you hit the ground way before you hit the ball and you roll it like 20 ft. in front of you.  That might be the worst feeling in the world, not just in golf.

Yes!!!!


for several years I played maybe 2-3 times per year.  Then I started my new job and they have a company golf league.  Now I play about 25 rounds a year.  I have improved by quite a bit. 

June 08, 2009, 08:48:40 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

June 08, 2009, 08:57:40 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

June 08, 2009, 09:35:41 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

Bowling is frustrating too.  Unbelievable that I hit the "head pin" every single time and only knock 9 pins down.  Not nearly as fun as golf though.

June 08, 2009, 09:44:28 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

Bowling is frustrating too.  Unbelievable that I hit the "head pin" every single time and only knock 9 pins down.  Not nearly as fun as golf though.

Bowling: The poor man's country club.

Finished 17th in state my sophomore year of high school.

 8-)

June 09, 2009, 01:57:59 AM
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bowling is the greatest game ever to drink/gamble on.  some may say golf, but its kind of slow and not enough action, plus if you're having a bad day, its tough to recover.  bowling, a new game is a fresh start.

June 09, 2009, 08:34:46 AM
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tennis is a much better one to play

Tennis is also fun, cheap, takes far less time to play, and is a much better workout.

Well played, tennis.

June 09, 2009, 08:38:09 AM
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I am probably the worst golfer who ever lived.

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June 09, 2009, 11:17:11 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

Bowling is frustrating too.  Unbelievable that I hit the "head pin" every single time and only knock 9 pins down.  Not nearly as fun as golf though.

Bowling: The poor man's country club.

Finished 17th in state my sophomore year of high school.

 8-)

Would much rather bowl than golf, and I'm actually not horrible so it makes it a lot more fun, only thing is the only people that bowl are 50+ and smoke like chimneys
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June 09, 2009, 11:36:42 PM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

Bowling is frustrating too.  Unbelievable that I hit the "head pin" every single time and only knock 9 pins down.  Not nearly as fun as golf though.

Bowling: The poor man's country club.

Finished 17th in state my sophomore year of high school.

 8-)

Would much rather bowl than golf, and I'm actually not horrible so it makes it a lot more fun, only thing is the only people that bowl are 50+ and smoke like chimneys

And wear American flag short sleeve button downs.

June 10, 2009, 01:22:06 AM
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I think the main reason I want to get good at golf is that it is a sport you can play, and play well, until you are super old.  There are really no other sports that you can say this about.  It would be cool to be that 76 year old dude that everyone wants on their 4 man scramble team.

That's good point

I've played for several years, but never really cared that I sucked.  This summer I wanted to actually improve, but its kinda hard when I have yet to actually go out.  I enjoy it most of the time... plus any sport where you can drink is a sport I can get with.

Bowling?

i bowl too.  much less stress than golf

Bowling is frustrating too.  Unbelievable that I hit the "head pin" every single time and only knock 9 pins down.  Not nearly as fun as golf though.

Bowling: The poor man's country club.

Finished 17th in state my sophomore year of high school.

 8-)


Always thought golf was kind of easy.

Golf: Finished 1st at state my sophomore year of high school.

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June 10, 2009, 08:34:55 AM
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Golf: Finished 1st at state my sophomore year of high school.

1A golf is tough stuff.  :lol:
It is a tragedy because now, we have at least an extra month without Cat football until next year. I hate wasting my life away but I can hardly wait until next year.

June 10, 2009, 10:13:49 AM
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Why does golf appeal so much to people who are so bad at it??? 
People who are absolutely obsessed with golf are often very bad at it, esp. considering the time, money, and effort they invest.

June 10, 2009, 10:26:53 AM
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Why does golf appeal so much to people who are so bad at it??? 
People who are absolutely obsessed with golf are often very bad at it, esp. considering the time, money, and effort they invest.

Hmmm.... I get to sit on my ass, drink beer, drive a sweetass electric cart, enjoy the sun in the beautiful flint hills.  What could be better? :dunno:
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June 10, 2009, 10:30:04 AM
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Why does golf appeal so much to people who are so bad at it??? 
People who are absolutely obsessed with golf are often very bad at it, esp. considering the time, money, and effort they invest.

Hmmm.... I get to sit on my ass, drink beer, drive a sweetass electric cart, enjoy the sun in the beautiful flint hills.  What could be better? :dunno:

Fishing? :dunno: