Or even better, you need to get a sense of social responsibility, lose the arrogance and self-centredness, and stop spreading the virus.
I’m trying really hard not to get banned from this forum.
But if you really did go out to play on a course today, you are an utter disgrace.
You should...
This what they want you to think.
The advice he has followed has been terrible. They are only taking measures now because of the massive wave of pressure from the scientific and medical communities outside of the government advisors.
All of this action is coming far, far too late. We are now...
The initial “infographic” on the government website said that only key workers can leave the house for work.
That has been updated now to say that you can leave the house for work - but work from home if possible.
This should mean that greenskeepers can (at the moment) still work.
Last Autumn the range had a huge pile of range mats for sale at £30, and they were in plenty good condition for me. I kept looking as the pile kept dwindling, and didn’t take the plunge. Regretting it now.
These are the kinds of things that are starting to help me. Especially playing a couple of balls. I don’t do that for every shot, but I’m. It keeping score, I’m learning to play on grass.
So if I find myself in a tricky lie, I’ll drop an extra ball or two, and play them all, just for the...
I’ve been on the verge of joining a club (properly, not the associate thing I have now), and I’m torn between joining now, in the hope it will give them a little bit of support, or keeping my money, in case they don’t survive.
I say I’m torn, but my wife is a self employed yoga instructor, so...
I’m starting to think I might agree.
I always thought I was taking up golf to be the best I can be, and I’d take every advantage, no matter what.
But now I’ve been out on course a few times, the score is becoming secondary to the experience.
I took my MP-32 to the range again yesterday...