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Im playing this Sunday at Maywood Golf Club it Bardstown, KY on a VGA event, let me know if there are some KY members here

Thank you all for the B-Day wishes

Congratulations to the testers! This will be fun and I will follow this one very close as I am contemplating buying one of these babies in the near future.

Good Morning Spies from Lake of the Ozarks. Now to finish breakfast and coffee to get the boat and spend a nice easter day with my family. Im staying 3 miles from Cove Golf Course might try to get a round before I leave on Thursday. Have a great day fellas!

Im starting to regret not going

Welcome to the most amazing golf forum @Dcfrench3

Buenos Días Amigos! Another sunny morning and 39 degrees here in KY. Heading to Occupational Therapy to continue working on my wrist. Good note, short day at work, doing a team building event (bowling) with my soldiers this afternoon to start the 4-day weekend then into spring break. Stay safe my friends!

I like when you get that instant feedback to correct your deficiencies and rectify them

Well, I started playing golf around spring of 2021 because when I PCS'ed to Fort Gregg-Adams (Fort Lee), VA all my friends played, so I decided to give it a try. At that time I had no knowledge about golf, I just thought that you just hit that ball until you make it to the hole. Then I found out that a simple thought it is very hard to accomplish. I would say that my average score was around 110-115, because again, I did not know any of the fundamentals. Around that same time I joined Fairways For Warriors, an organization that helps veterans and at the same time provide golf clinics to members. As soon as I joined they opened op a 4-day clinic, so I signed up. On the instructions the told us to bring our PW, nothing else. The whole class was around the Golf 8.5 by Kay McMahon. This consist on what she called an 8.5 movements, starting with GCAP (Grip, Club head, Alignment, and Posture), when I was listening and taking notes it did not make sense to me at all, but well, It was free so I stayed. The rest of the 4.5 movements are pretty much your swing from start to finish. After that 2 hours of class we went to the range and did the crawl, walk, run phases, and we did that for the rest of the training. I have to say that, when I finished that class and hit the course and felt more confident. I continued to practice using the same concepts from the class and couple of months later I was shooting on the low 100s, and eventually my consistency and commitment helped me to play on average mid-high 90s. Then when I moved to Fort Knox, KY, I decided to take a class with the Pro from the golf course and we just worked on minor thing from my swing that helped me brake 90 (once) but still shoot on low-mid 90s consistently. I will continue to work on those things that mess my games at times and planning to sign up for few sessions this season.

Good Morning Spies! Nice sunny morning and 39* here in KY. At the office with coffee in hand ready for the evaluators to come for the TRADOC Accreditation, can’t wait for this to be over. Then in the afternoon for my daughter’s volleyball game which is them against parents, I feel that we will be crushed . Have a great day folks!

Myyyy Man!! When I was stationed at Fort Gregg-Adams (Fort Lee) VA, they had marshals that kept golfers moving, here at Fort Knox they don’t and there is no control, people jump in front of you on the turn, at times makes me stop paying my membership but it is convinient as I live like 2 miles from the golf course

I created a playlist on music with 80-90s rock qnd that is my favorite playlist

Finished Peaky Blinders, lates season of Black List, Suits on Netflix, but now started watching Ted Lasso on

For those Keto enthusiasts… here is some Fathead dough pizza