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Hit a club reciprocal.course over in Lincoln City Tuesday. Needed to get out of town and a change of people and scenery. Resort course par 68 I believe. Not well kept but super challenging and the slope/rating should be much higher. Hilly, tight, and small greens. Shot 8 overwhich I was happy with since I hadnt played that course in 30 years. A laser rangefinder woykd have came in super handy. Fun day with a beverage and chowder to top it off. Played 9 on my home course last night. 6 or 7 over with a birdie. Back bothers me when It gets colder and didnt pop my meds soon enouhh before round. Tough when you are all arms first few holes. Probably only another round or two in me before I have surgery on my hands.

Finally got the last tests in yesterday morning. Confrmed moderate to severe in both hands. Surgery is the only way I will find relief. Waiting on date for surgery. Hoping soon as ive had enough! FinaDue to getting kid off to cpllege. hunting. and work, I finally got in to a specialist. Primary test tell us I need surgery in both hands. Doc put me in braces to see if it helpa at all before I see a nerve specialist. Doc laughed when doing a couple tests and said "you cant feel a thing can you"? Nope!! I have 3 nighs booked in Bandon mid Feb that I wil be cancelling. Im quite the catch...CPAP and hand braces st bed time

I spoke with a sLesman at the course the othrt other and he waa dropping off an order of grips. He said the aligns are his #2 selling grios at this time.

I picked up a near perfect (no headcover) Rossa Daytona at Goodwill for 3 bucks.

I guess my rule if thumb is never fully trust someone who is making their living selling you something. I will listen to a pitch but decipher on my own if it is right for me. I do believe MGS has the consumer in their best interest.

First round in a few weeks and shot 80. Nothing exciting about it....birdie and a double thanks to a weird angled shot from aa bunker to a short stick.

Had plans of hitting the course as it was dry and sunny but had other going ons so I headed out late and hit the practice green for chipping and pitching practice.

Proper wedge has really boost my confidence as well as youtube vids.

White...but I did buy a dozen AVX yellow to play in the Bandon fog this Feb. I might try using some of the various colored balls I found this summer during winter to see if they are easier to find when plugged.

I use mineral spirits. Heck, you can use butter or peanut butter if thats all you have. The oils should cut the glue.

Havent touched my clubs in a couple weeks and only about 3 times in the last 6 weeks. Went out to the range with a few mud and short irons just to loosen up a bit before I play tomorrow if the rains holds off. Work on low runners for my Bandon trip if Carpal Tunnel surgery dont happen.

Its a place that you need to pack your patience, put your serious ame aside. and take it in stride as it can be very crowded wirh nom regular golfers.

Cooper AT3 have been a great tiew for me and my buddies. Daily driver to mud, snow. ice, and in the woods. Best tire out there for the money.

Due to getting kid off to cpllege. hunting. and work, I finally got in to a specialist. Primary test tell us I need surgery in both hands. Doc put me in braces to see if it helpa at all before I see a nerve specialist. Doc laughed when doing a couple tests and said "you cant feel a thing can you"? Nope!! I have 3 nighs booked in Bandon mid Feb that I wil be cancelling. Im quite the catch...CPAP and hand braces st bed time...lol!!!

I play solo quite often and will lay back and watch how slow and fast play happens. Fast players play ready golf while slow players dont. If you cant hit a reasonable % of fairways and greens, please dont use a laser! Egos and attitudes. There are a couple foursomes on my course that play in the evening like i do. Aint no way in hell are they letting anybody through as they all appear to think they are actually fast players when they are actually painfuly slow and rude. $$ games on my course are slow as the maintain etiquete the whole way.