I am pretty sure I'm not the only dumbass in here that chases and abuses the little white ball. Lets here what you play and how you do.



Me:

I shot a 41 on nine holes today, and thats a better than average round for me. 43 is my norm, but I'm improving a lot, so 41 isn't abnormal (I break into the 30's pretty often)



I play a nicklaus air-max 380 multilayer driver, a nicklaus air-max 3 wood, an off brand 5 wood, Nicklaus n1 irons, a off brand 60 degree wedge, and a 60's model ping putter.

I don't play, but I can sure as hell drive the cart and help drink the beer! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

I play I guess, it's more of a drinking adventure for me. Also it cuts into fishing time which sucks.

some times ill go out and shoot a few but i truly think the only reason i go out and shoot is to drink , take some aggression out , and hit on the beer car chicks. hmmm maybe the whole apeal of golf is them damn hot beer cart chicks.

I haven't played nearly as much in the last couple years as I'd like.

I admit I do it...but I really like washing my balls.

Mini golf??

golf is fun, but much like tyson i haven't had a chance to do it much, the price of memberships is way too much, i usually just go the the driving range

I learned how to play when I was about 5. Didn't really play till highschool but it stuck with me, guess it had to do with learning at a young age. I was 20th in the region one year and 13th the next. I was a low 80's player, haven't played in a couple years and could go out and probably shoot about the same after a day or two at the driving range. Last time I played much was when I was a civil engineer and the company had golf matches. Usually on those I'd be shitfaced by the 18th hole, so that doesn't really count.

When I was 13 I was an 23 handicap on the par 4 course where I used to play, I've been playing less and less since then though. Had a beautiful set of Ping eye 2's with wooden drivers which I sold to the neighbours, so I still use them the seldom times that I play.



Mark