StrokerAce

I heard someone once say that if you take the average cost per round and raise that to the millions that's how much it costs to operate a course. So, for example, if the cost of a round is 75.00 it takes roughly 7.5 million dollars to operate the course. Is there any truth to that?

and the nice thing I noticed about it is if you forget to record your score the "+3" in your example turns into an exclamation point reminding you to go back and fix something.

What kind of golfer are you? Do you like to warm up a lot, a little, none at all? It seems to be a fine line - too early and you can end up with a full blown range session where you're working on drills and end up in a poor mental state - too late and you don't have enough time to get your mind and body ready to go Are you someone who likes to have a full warm up (wedges/irons/woods/pitch/putt), just likes to chip and putt, walk straight to the first tee like a baus? something else? I personally try to get there at least an hour before but not more than 90 minutes before since I end up hitting too many balls.

morning all... trouble brewing in little ol' Franklin Mass.... town needs an override to fund the schools and people are *very* divided on the issue. back to the good stuff though - get to play 18 this afternoon. I'm always grateful when I get to golf and never take it for granted. Sunny and blue skies with a bit of chill in the air. Going to try to figure out how to get in to the weekly skins games. Hoping that my replacement shotscope watch arrives from usps in time since the battery on LRF died. Got my new no torque Axis 1 yesterday and popped on the GP reverse taper. Anxious to see how that works out. Also reshafted irons and put on some fancy ferrules so I'll be looking purdy out there. Need new tires for our SUV and they aren't cheap.... but my 17 y/o drives it so it's a must. bummed I missed the weekly call yesterday; had to take my kid to the doc. will be looking for the recording so I can listen to it. this was one I really wanted to join too. have a safe and adventure filled weekend!

WOW! Great pics. Almost looks fake. Were you able to make it down to the bottom? I've heard that people can ride donkeys down/up.

I've done a few half marathons and that's a good way to determine if a full is in the cards for you. Good luck and have fun!

Just FWIW - I posted a review of my experience here: If you haven't considered it, this one should be added to your short list. wellllll worth it. A great place for a group of guys, a couple friends, significant others, etc.

welcome to the club!

negative, Ghost Rider

One of the most genuine guys you'll ever meet. He epitomizes down to earth.

Great call on this one. He seems very unlikable. I even had a hard time being happy for him during the Ryder Cup no hat fiasco.

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might want to get an odyssey cover for the LAB in case someone is thinking about stealing it... (no offense to Odyssey, but...)

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just picked up the shotscope x5 and only used it once but really like the course map feature. I still use the LRF to get distances to hazards but the shotscope is quickly making that a rarely used instrument. to answer your question - I would say get both; you'll find instances where you'll want one or the other.