Recent content by WorldHandicapSystem

I’d be happy to have that discussion. I’d love to not spend any money on the military if that were possible.

I did 280 miles yesterday leaving my local area.

The smug feeling of charging my car at home for £6 😏

Space travel is awesome. Humans explore, it’s what we have always done. Imagine if our ancestors had the same attitudes. I’d rather the money spent on space exploration than the military. Build rockets for fun not killing people.

If you are doing all that stood on the first tee, you only have yourself to blame and clearly need to be more organised. You should also read up on what you are responsible for writing on your card.

It’s exactly that. It’s the usual LIV bot attack on anyone who dares say anything other than LIV is magnificent 😂

Or, like most of the golf watching population he doesn’t see any point in watching LIV events. It will take him 2 seconds to search for the results. What more would he gain from watching?

As much as many might not like it. He is the needle.

I wonder how many of the throws the book at him mob have driven home from golf after a few pints?

The fastest way to slow rounds down is to play off multiple tees.

The main difference across all handicap levels is approach play, followed by off the tee then short game then putting. In fact short game and putting combined account for about one third of the difference. Yes short game is important but better players score better because they hit it further...

They were mentioned earlier. I’ve never seen any other age group care about roll ups and playing together.

A 3 wood is a tiny % safer than a driver. But what happens when you hit a 3 wood or iron and still miss the fairway? As lots did. You then have 180 yards in from the trouble! The only guarantee with hitting a shorter club is you have further in. This making the approach more difficult. Young...

Why do groups of seniors need to play on one big group? Are they worried some of them might get lost? 😂 To me this just feels like some people feel entitled to play at their time.

Centre Parcs is great for what it is. It’s a self contained faux outdoorsy compound that’s pretty safe. We have taken our kids at least once a year from the eldest being 6 months old. As they have got older their friends started to tag along. My eldest is now 18 and still likes to go with her...