Ian Poulter would probably put himself at the top of this list.
Monty, Westwood, Donald, Fleetwood, Hatton. Why are they all British (and mainly English)?
You stated that the attitude at Northwood was prevalent in south east England. I don't think it's a regional thing, rather more to do with social status.
Comparing municipal golf courses to a private club is not comparing apples with apples, especially 30+ years ago. I'm sure there were private clubs in Yorkshre and Leicestershire full of snobbish and misogynistic people.
Next to Northwood GC is a municipal course called Haste Hill - I bet there...
When mine were little I realised that disappearing early on a Saturday made me unpopular with the wife. So I used to sort out the kids in the morning, allow my wife to have a bit of a lie in, then play in the afternoon.
This is how we are going to play. We are going to impose our style on the opposition.
The inflexibility of this mantra seemed naive 3 years ago. It’s only really worked against weaker teams, they’ve been found out whenever they have been up against a quality bowling attack.
Top teams and top...
1.4km to the next tee probably falls into “need a buggy” category. These are exceptions, the vast majority of courses around the world do not fit in this category.
You’ve not even tried to answer my question, just thrown it back at me. Are you my wife? 😂
Loads of people enjoy going for walks. Playing golf is a lovely walk in the woods, stroll in the park, or a coastal walk, with the added bonus of hitting a ball.
What’s enjoyable about driving a buggy...
My lowest ever handicap was achieved a couple of weeks before my daughter was born. It was down hill from there. Make the most of April and May this year!
Most likely for every major is Sheffler. Who I would like to see...
Masters: Rose - lost 2 play offs now so 3rd time lucky?
PGA: McIlroy
US open: Fleetwood
Open: Rahm
Emerging: Sam Burns. I know he's not a rookie but I think he might step up this year.
Reinvigorated: Schaufelle
Career stall...