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"The fact is a large number of people see a car as status symbol, need a specific badge (RR, BMW, AUDI as examples) and need a new one every 3 or 4 years when in reality there is no need all these 3 and 4 year old cars will last another 10 years no problem with minimum costs and no loan needed...

I play at Sundridge Park several times a year, fortunately as a member's guest. I think that your nearly 30 year memory of parking and ladies is at least 25 years out of date. Yes, they do still have a joining fee and a waiting list but, as you seem to know the club, you will know the reason...

Didn't Williams Racing produce some clubs a few years ago?

Now now Clive. Behave yourself ☺️

So it's not worth reading then? :whistle:

I suppose that currently there are a couple of reasons why we English can't have "Land of Hope and Glory" :whistle:

I may have mentioned this before :unsure: but I don't really worry about my score, how I hit the ball, duffed shot, etc. For me now, golf is an excuse to get up in the morning, have a 5/6 mile walk up and down hills to get much needed exercise (no way would I go for a long walk around the...

JustOne ;)

Thanks Rulie (y) I like those rules that can work to one's advantage :)

Or whatever it might be called now days. Played this morning (at last - whoopie) and there were a lot of worm casts on the fairways. One of our group "teed" their ball up on the worm casts if they were within 6" under lift and place. I have to say that her 3 wood shots off the worm casts...

Send/give him a cheque - made out in his wife's name. 😎

I'm surprised that trolleys were allowed 😲

I played this morning in a mixed social friendly. The greens were very good although a tad slow, as you would expect after recent weather. One player left most putts short - anywhere between 2 inches and 4 ft depending on the length. Every time the line was good and if the putt had been a...

I recall Peter Alliss in conversation with Alec Hay (I think) and the comment made was along the lines of "It's a proven fact that 84% of putts not hit hard enough don't go in the hole". He knew a thing or two about golf did Peter. :)