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Come on Homer... we await ur return..
Or fishing - you can even have a nice kip whilst doing that!![]()
Homer - why beat yourself up over a game you are never going to play professionally or get paid serious money to do? Just go out on the course a few times and treat it as a day/afternoon/evening away from work and the pressures of life and just have a bit of fun. Then I am sure you will see some changes for the better.
I think folk are being a bit harsh. If you love golf and it takes up a lot of your time and thoughts then it's totally understandable to feel deflated after a horror round.
Especially when you've put in a lot of hard work. Just give it up?...no chance.
Harsh?
Are you sure?
Over 60 posts where people have taken the time and trouble to reply to Homer's woes. To me that shows how much they care.
Anyway Homer, hope you can see what most are saying - just go out and play AND ENJOY! :thup:
Is it me or do I get a touch of deja-vu reading this thread ?
Only time I have come near to tears on the golf course, is when I bent over to mark my ball and my pitchmark repairer nearly speared my left one.![]()
Feel like crying? Over a game of golf? Seriously?
Why not try sitting on a forum posting endless amounts of posts completely irrelevant to the thread title?
You never know, it might be fun![]()
Is it me or do I get a touch of deja-vu reading this thread ?
Only time I have come near to tears on the golf course, is when I bent over to mark my ball and my pitchmark repairer nearly speared my left one.![]()
I look forward next week to the 'I've cracked it thread......spent 4 hours at the range etc etc'![]()
Best thread on here for a while:thup:
Homer some great advice on here I hope you read it all and take it on board have ever considered joining your local "Diggers Society" golf club, you certainly have all the right credentials to get straight in:whoo:
Spend 70% of your practice on chipping, pitching and putting.
I don't know how long you've been playing, Homer, but you'll get used to it!! I've been playing for 60 years, had a plus handicap and am now at 71 a 5 handicap, but some days I feel I've never played before----the last time was on the Old Course at St. Andrews of all places!!
Suddenly, however, it all comes together again and you wonder why you were ever depressed about it!! Just keep swinging, and keep hitting it forwards, and remember everyone has these spells of bad play------you just have to accept it, I'm afraid.