Next to back Blue Tees. 6516 yards, 72.2 rating, 138 slope.
When I can no longer play golf, I’ll be ready to die.
Certainly worth looking into some of the state "Super Seniors" events...especially from those tees.
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Maybe go to putt putt golf. We want to keep you around for a while.
I'd like for him and McNutt to play a round together. It would be interesting to hear them converse with one another.
I think it would be interesting to hear the conversation if he played with me. It would go something like this:
You're very good. I was a 6.5 index in 2008 and I'm probably a 15 now. I'm more likely to shoot 90+ than 80. My best score is 75 which I've done more times than I can count. However, my last ship tour ruined my game. I didn't practice at all for 2 years and I haven't really practiced much since leaving the ship either (so really, I've ruined my game). I just go and play. I occasionally play OK but have only broken 80 twice in the last five years. Can't drive (was hitting 300-yard drives in 2008 and when I crush it now, it might be 225-250 - if I'm lucky), irons are inconsistent, and I have the chip yips. I still putt well though.
You'd beat me like a drum.
You're very good. I was a 6.5 index in 2008 and I'm probably a 15 now. I'm more likely to shoot 90+ than 80. My best score is 75 which I've done more times than I can count. However, my last ship tour ruined my game. I didn't practice at all for 2 years and I haven't really practiced much since leaving the ship either (so really, I've ruined my game). I just go and play. I occasionally play OK but have only broken 80 twice in the last five years. Can't drive (was hitting 300-yard drives in 2008 and when I crush it now, it might be 225-250 - if I'm lucky), irons are inconsistent, and I have the chip yips. I still putt well though.
I was one under after 12 in Hawaii and quadrupled 13. Still shot 75 for the round. I was 1 over after 17 once and like an idiot I tried to cut the corner on the dog leg right 18 in hopes of getting a birdie to shoot par. Drive, which I felt was perfect, caught the top of a tree and I ended up with a double bogey on the hole to shoot yet another 75. 75 was my Moby Dick for a while. It was a mental barrier which I never got past. Now my mental barrier is every club in the bag except the putter!
Agree on exercise. My buddies at Evansville all ride carts. My new friends at Bloomington CC mostly walk. I’ve bought a push cart and started walking. It’s been great. I can’t carry my bag because rotator cuff surgery has made it painful.
Thanks, it’s posted -3.5 index. Ravaged my handicap.
240 to 250 yards. Probably some in 230 range. I’ve perfected a little draw with age to get some extra distance with roll. At age 66 not bad. I’ve started a stretching regime fearing one day I will wake up and lose 50 yards. Lol
Golf is a passion of mine. The last 25 years or so I’ve had a good group of friends that love to play and everyone is very competitive. Handicaps range from 0 to 14.
Learned a little draw during the 20 plus years playing Victoria National. You had to have a go to shot that you could get in the fairway on drives. If you didn’t you might re tee multiple times on every driving hole.
