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| warning! hi all you newbies, just a warning to all you people who are strating out in this game:- it can seriously damage your bank balance i started just over 18 months ago and cant get enough of the game in the past few weeks i have bought a couple of books(pelz short game and kuzmic's fit for golf) ive had my clubs customised ive joined the gym to build some core muscle and get more flexability and just got back from golf course after booking a block of 6 lessons. hoping to get my scores down this year by improving my all round game and if i do then every penny will be well spent! beware you have been warned!!!! ![]()
__________________ cheers slats "Golf can best be defined as an endless series of tragedies obscured by the occasional miracle" |
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| Re: warning! Maybe it's a pandemic? I have a lot of same symptoms. Maybe golf clubs and balls should have a warning like tobacco has - Golf might danger your family life ... no more spare time... I am also trying to learn to play better golf this season - as a sign of my progress will be my handicap lowering from 41 to single digits. Hannu |
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| Re: warning! Don't even talk about the costs associated with club building... |
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| Re: warning! Golf is expensive on many ways. It costs money and time. BUT what do we get from it? Is this worth it? Of course every golfer thinks it is. Why would we play if it was not? So you pay a lot, but you get more in return:-) I don't use a lot of money for my golf, but I do put a lot of time in to it. And I am learning to know my self in the process and getting fit at the same time. Just what I need as I am getting closer to 50 years of age. Hannu |
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You're dead right it can seriously hurt the bank account and I do have a solution for telling the mrs's. Solution, get her to play golf as well and use the line we can spend more quality time together if you play as well. Then join a club on joint membership and enrol her on a couple of lessons and when she is competent in the use of the clubs play one round a month with her. The rest of the time say your playing comps with a mate from the club and tell her to do the same. Another bonus is get her to drive so you can have a few pints in the 19th. It sure works as thats what I have done. Then guess what she will blow your money on golf stuff which you can use and no more questions why did you spend it on that club!!! good ay Cheers Mark |
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| Re: warning! hi mark sounds like you got it well sorted! ive got no problems with my better half got her a half set last year and we went to the range a couple of times but it wasnt for her she prefers the gym and swimming so i get to play when i want and spend what i want within reason ![]() |