Its' a one horse race as far as I am concerned.

So far it hasnt been good enough but it's encouraging that the club also think that. It shows they are doing something to address it and i'm much happier now.

aslong as your happy mate

TBF A sluggish start is to be expected in a way. We won games last season while playing worse than that and im sure results will come.

Never mind, one day you wont be a 28 handicap anymore

Are we gonna have a golfing day this year?

What do we all play off? (No smart asses saying grass or the like please)

You didn`t reall expect them to say they were pleased that they were losing though.
If they really think they are playing well yet getting beat by Wakey and Cas then we are all in for a very long season.

Please....

they dont even interview the players anymore. They have a set story for every eventuality and just text the player saying "can we use your name today please?" If we win its the same drivel week after week with the YEP. Its normally, "We cant underestimate *insert team here* and need to push on, says *insert name here*"

I reckon the editors were happy though becasue its the 1st time in a while theyve been able to use this one.

I'm playing a links course twice on a weekend away in two weeks time, haven't even rescued my clubs from the back of the garage yet let alone practised - its been something like four years since I last played



I do hope there's no-one else on the course when we arrive...

PS - I'm still using real woods

What's the chance of a SS golf day this year, there has not been one for............well...........something like 4 years.

Some posters on here would be delighted to handle a real wood.

Since the last time I organised one you mean



We'll see how I go next weekend - my clubs may yet end up in the North Sea.

I have three, they make a lovely whacking noise.

I've played crazy golf quite a few times. I did alright. I usually do quite well on that one on the cliff top at Whitby. I don't like that flashy one in the amusements down by the harbour though. I had a go at pitch and putt in Keswick once as well. Took too long and exceeded my attention span for golf though. Maybe when I'm older it'll make more sense.

Oh, I did accidentally hit a nun with my golf ball when I played pitch and putt though. She was OK and everything, so it was quite funny. That's probably the highlight of my golf career.

I have no idea why I'm sharing this information, other than that I'm a bit bored. Meh.

Same here but every time I've come away with a feeling of disappointment that it wasn't quite as "crazy" as it could be.

I hear ya playa.

Actually, given the wardrobe choices involved in normal golf, I actually think the participants might be crazier than those in the "crazy" version of the sport.

Are you refering to long socks, tweed jackets and baggy pants? Because you do know noone has worn that for maybe 70 years now dont you?

No they go up to 36

Still not high enough

Why is he surprised? Is he stupid?

The conditioner will have been flogging the guys for the last couple of weeks - over and above normal levels - and now ease off up to the Storm game. The guys will be sharper for the Reds and more so for Melbourne. A dip around 2 weeks ahead of a major game is, at least in part,due to conditioning.

Nope. I refer to that bizarre combination of polo shirts and trousers which can only credibly be described as chinos. Oh, and those hilarious shoes with the tassles on.

I think you should all play golf in mankini's and combat boots!!

Whats that got to do with golf ?