ArnoldArmChewer
Tour Winner
Fog caused abandonment !!
EXTREMELY slow golf is good for your game
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sev112
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And the prize goes to ...... Mr Monty Brown
for his Guess at NIGHT GOLFAlbeit the scatter gun approach to answering may have had something to do with it
Jonny
Assistant Pro
And the prize goes to ...... Mr Monty Brown
Albeit the scatter gun approach to answering may have had something to do with it
Did you give up after only 6 holes because it got too dark?
Wildrover
Tour Rookie
Or because it was too light most likely.
bladeplayer
Money List Winner
Supose somebody has got to ask it .. might aswel be me that DOH's up .. how the eck do you seriously play golf at night , i struggle to find my ball in the dayAnd the prize goes to ...... Mr Monty Brown
Albeit the scatter gun approach to answering may have had something to do with it
(may bring smange with me) seriously tho ?USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
The balls are glow in the dark, and they put chemical sticks into the hole, and on the pin. Finding the ball is not the problem. Not falling into bunkers you didn't see coming, that is the problem.
Monty_Brown
Tour Rookie
And the prize goes to ...... Mr Monty Brown
Albeit the scatter gun approach to answering may have had something to do with it
Harsh but fair.
sev112
Tour Winner
yes - glow in teh dark balls
We've done it for 4 or 5 years now - helps if it's a really clear night, as it was on Sat - very pretty with millions of stars out.
They have the fairways marked with glow sticks, similarly the greens, and the flag/hole.
Balls are like Molitors !! And are bloomin expensive - apparently about a Tenner per ball. But as said, you always find them even under a pile of leaves.
Main swing is all about short backswing and beineg balanced - it's great watching the ball zoon off like a tracer bullet. Putting however is ****** impossible - alignment aids are now use when it's dark.
A point a hole is a good score
Now, what about those other versions Monty suggested ... Blind Drunk golf ...
We've done it for 4 or 5 years now - helps if it's a really clear night, as it was on Sat - very pretty with millions of stars out.
They have the fairways marked with glow sticks, similarly the greens, and the flag/hole.
Balls are like Molitors !! And are bloomin expensive - apparently about a Tenner per ball. But as said, you always find them even under a pile of leaves.
Main swing is all about short backswing and beineg balanced - it's great watching the ball zoon off like a tracer bullet. Putting however is ****** impossible - alignment aids are now use when it's dark.
A point a hole is a good score
Now, what about those other versions Monty suggested ... Blind Drunk golf ...
I enjoyed night golf the first time I tried it but got frustrated after that. Murph is right about not seeing hazards as being a big issue. I managed to find a huge branch on the exit to the next tee on one hole. Went head over buttock with the bag landing on my head. Not a look in front of several lady members and got very muddy, very sore and very embarrased in the clubhouse
studger
Newbie
Night golf sounds like fun, or at least something that is worth trying out.... I had never heard of it before. Are there many places that you can do it??
