silver & black

You're right... I'm just lazy. Never mind an arthritic ankle and touchy back.

More SAHB. I remember watching this on TV with my parents.... with their astonished faces...lol.

Before they were SAHB.

SAHB is one of my favorites. Cleveland made them famous in Ohio when SAHB played the Cleveland Agora in 1974. There is no other band like them.... and likely never will be.

I understand. I've played some courses in Cleveland. Manakiki stands out as a great course, IMO. Worth the money. Most courses in my area are $35 to $38 on weekends with a cart. There are some outliers, but they are not the norm. Turkeyfoot is a really fun course, but I just don't see the justification for $50 greens fees for it.... other than it's close to Firestone.

I get it, but this is Ohio. $50.00 is not cheap here... at least not in the area I live in (Turkeyfoot). Not outrageous, but not cheap either. I don't mind paying if the course matches the price. Turkeyfoot is no way worth $50, IMO.

I love to see dads out with their kids when I'm playing. To me, that's just good stuff. Any time kids are with their parents, outside, doing something worth while, is good. Pace of play isn't an issue in my experience. I've always been told to play through.... no big deal. I say bring em' with ya!

Right. I love Turkeyfoot, but I refuse to pay their rates. It's a fun course, but it isn't worth $50.00 greens fees, IMO. For $12.00 more, I can play Chippewa.... a much better golf course.

I usually have no problem with walkers. These guys couldn't hit the ball more than 30 yards at a time. Obviously new players.... and that isn't a problem either. But... they all stayed together instead of going to their own ball... like lost puppies following each other...lol. It was a nice day, so we just enjoyed the time out on the course. We just laughed because we always get behind players like this..... it's just a given whenever we play, for some reason. I guess I'm just saying that walkers aren't always faster.... and carts aren't always slower or a bad thing. Something I've been pondering: How much more would greens fees be if everyone walked and there was no revenue from carts?

My brother and I were behind a 4 some of walkers today. Damn.... what a long day it was.

My favorite song of my favorite band... Led Zeppelin....... the original........ Another version................ there are many. My girl

Back to my metal roots. A favorite band for many years.

This evening finds me sipping a few pours of Caol Ila Scotch and perusing a bunch of female atrists that I've liked over the years. This is Mean Mary.... Banjo player.

Southern Rock night.... sippin' Wild Turkey 101. My favorite Southern Rock band.

Callaway X 12 Mizuno MX 25 Mizuno MP 64 (current) Started playing at 38... 63 now. I just never saw the need for new irons every couple of years. I do want a new set of Mizuno Pro 223's though.

Okay. And those of us that prefer a cart ruin the game... right?

Ummm..... yea. I think that's why I bolded the "ruin the game" part and responded with the roll eyes emoticon.

I've been a huge fan of her for years. Beth doing a Zeppelin song I never thought anyone could do... and do it justice. Beth kills it.

I understand what you're saying. What I'm saying is: running QB's in the NFL have a very short shelf life. The NFL is not college. Every player on an NFL roster is head and shoulders above college players. The Defensive players in the NFL are miles better than what any college QB has had to face. A running QB in the NFL is just a play away from being done... period.

It isn't necessarily rare. A QB should only run if he has to, or if he has a lane to gain the yards needed. It's always a good thing to have a QB that CAN run, but only if he has to..