Golfsmitty

I personally don't think it would improve the pace of play, unless by technology you mean changing the tech on the course management side. I know that most courses allot for 4-4.5 hours for an 18 hole round, but I could shave an hour off that for most courses, and i'm a bad golfer (30 Handicap). But I think it would require a whole new structure from the perspective of the course management side. Carts would need to be individualized (maybe more of those cool surfing thingys). Pairing/handicap/pace would need to be individually tracked. I think a "pace" handicap could be considered as an indiv

I've never seen anyone walk at any of the courses I've played here in Florida (Tampa area). But I wouldn't walk in the summer here even if I could. The winter (October-May) is our prime golf season and it is so busy then they probably wouldn't let you walk to keep everything rolling. I think the course would have to be laid out for walking in mind personally. A lot of the courses here wind through neighborhoods, and it's a decent ride on a cart between holes sometimes. But I'm fairly new to this so I could be wrong. I would happily walk if it saved me $10-$15 per round like it did when I playe

Jody, Florida Garmin S20 watch

I usually play more towards the Bradenton/Sarasota side. Buffalo Creek is about 15 min south. I play that and The Preserve at Tara just because they are cheap. Apollo Beach is like 10 min from me

Hello Everyone. Sort of new golfer. Played regularly many moons ago in my youth, 3-4 times a year the last 9 or so years. Committed to relearning the game the proper way this time with lessons started 2 months ago and new fitted clubs. Committed myself to 1-2 rounds a week and 1 driving range session a week. Progression thus far has been really fun! 1st round after 2 lessons=128 (yikes). 6th round just his past weekend=108. I have a goal to break 100 three times in a row by the end of the summer (which in Florida is never, so i'm giving myself ample time.....jk....by the end of July).

- Jody - Florida, USA - Ping G Series 5-SW, Regular flex, Black Dot, +1/2" - 160 yards