Golf Random Irritations

[Bunkermagnet]

I just said the same to Mrs d.

Also no live coverage this morning

5 live sports extra has been covering it since 7am today

 

[IanM]

Dad on the range micro critiquing every shot his 10 year old is hitting. This kid will quit as soon as he's big enough to tell his dad to Foxtrot-Oscar!

Also, the yapping is annoying the rest of the range.

 

[Dando]

Being told I shouldn’t play golf for a few weeks by the physio.

Apparently my twisted ankle at the start of covid was actually a partial Achilles tear and it’s been giving me a lot of issues recently.

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Being told I shouldn’t play golf for a few weeks by the physio.

Apparently my twisted ankle at the start of covid was actually a partial Achilles tear and it’s been giving me a lot of issues recently.

Accupuncture mixed in with some electro therapy cured my ruptured achiles after 2 visits. Had been suffereing a very slow healing (and scar tissue lump) for 18 months prior to that.

 

[Slime]

Being told I shouldn’t play golf for a few weeks by the physio.

Apparently my twisted ankle at the start of covid was actually a partial Achilles tear and it’s been giving me a lot of issues recently.

You have my sympathies, Dando, but could you hone your chipping and putting to elite level?

 

[Dando]

Accupuncture mixed in with some electro therapy cured my ruptured achiles after 2 visits. Had been suffereing a very slow healing (and scar tissue lump) for 18 months prior to that.

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

If it's on your achilles you will be lying face down and have no idea. If you can manage it, give it a go. It can be quite effective, certainly short term.

 

[upsidedown]

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

You don't feel them at all

 

[Voyager EMH]

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

You might feel a little prick - that's all.

 

[Slime]

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

I had acupuncture in 1979 as I was constantly suffering from awful migraines.
I've had two migraines since!
Life changing for me, give it a go ........................... please.
Oh, the needles go in such a short distance that they often just flop against your skin.

 

[Slime]

If it's on your achilles you will be lying face down and have no idea. If you can manage it, give it a go. It can be quite effective, certainly short term.

Not necessarily.
I had a course of acupuncture for migraines, but the needles were in my arms, legs and feet.
Very rarely they were put in my cheeks, but ALWAYS painless.

 

[BrianM]

Looks like a brutal wind in Fortrose today, should be fun

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Not necessarily.
I had a course of acupuncture for migraines, but the needles were in my arms, legs and feet.
Very rarely they were put in my cheeks, but ALWAYS painless.

Good point but I suspect for an Achilles issue there is a pretty decent chance that they will go in and around that area. Migraines are whole different kettle of fish and that is why they went to some funky and interesting locations.

I guess the point you raise is that for someone with a mild fear of needles, not a full phobia, they should ask before booking

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Not sure acupuncture is for me as I don’t like needles

Neither do I, but I never felt them. The only thing I felt was the electro therapy going up and down the tendon.

 

[Patster1969]

Also, don't ignore it. I had (what I thought) an ache in mine, played footie, started sprinting (it was well into the 2nd half, so I was warmed up) & it went ping - I didn't listen to my body telling me that I needed some treatment. Luckily, I had no pain when it ruptured but it's a pretty long recovery period

 

[Dando]

thanks for the messages.

i feel like i need to put my big boy pants on and get some accupuncture.

 

[3offTheTee]

Played in an Open Comp today.
A fellow competitor, H/C 11, irrelevant I know hits his ball through white stakes OB around 6 inch over. Plays a provisional and came towards OOB ball. He then proceeded to take lateral relief. I do not think he was ‘trying to pull the wool’ but I thought almost everybody knew that rule. Obviously I was mistaken!

 

[jim8flog]

Played in an Open Comp today.
A fellow competitor, H/C 11, irrelevant I know hits his ball through white stakes OB around 6 inch over. Plays a provisional and came towards OOB ball. He then proceeded to take lateral relief. I do not think he was ‘trying to pull the wool’ but I thought almost everybody knew that rule. Obviously I was mistaken!

Was he an American?

We had one for a while and he always did it because he was used to doing it on his home course in the States.

 

[Red devil]

We still have a few areas that haven't recovered from the Badgering last year and, although these areas aren't roped off(and they probably should be) they've been seeded and people are still driving their trolleys through it, not letting the seed take and keeping the scars longer
It's brainless but, judging by the number of divots and pitchmarks that don't get fixed, it's not surprising....
Can't understand why people pay the best part of 2k a year to treat the place like they do.....

Because when they do pay 2k they expect someone else to do it for them.

 

[Jason.H]

Someone should tell these PGA Tour pro,s that it’s ok to smile once in a while. Other than a hole in one or holing out from over 100 yards they rarely smile or laugh. At least Tiger would show some emotion which is one reason non golfers found interest in our sport.
It seems to be “game face“ or look of disappointment most of the time.