Leftie
Tour Winner
The oldies are still the best.
You said it teegirl.
Us oldies can still show you youngsters a trick or two
Have you ever?
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You said it teegirl.
Us oldies can still show you youngsters a trick or two
C
CannyFifer
Guest
I pulled my groin the other week on the 1st tee and gave it a week but now afraid to turn my right leg in on follow through incase it happens again, slicing like a butcher now 
viscount17
Money List Winner
I don't know what the youth of today is coming to - knackered at 45, I ask you!
Leftie will remember how it was, getting up before you went to bed, digging 5-ton of nutty slack, milking the bull (well it was dark!) and getting in a field of taters before you walked 47 miles to school - and all this on a cup of warm water (if it was summer) and a stale crust (if the goat had left any).
Robobum
Money List Winner
It takes a lot to keep me from playing, only a broken collarbone has stopped me playing. Oh and a broken rib once too.
I have played 3 hours after having 8 stitches in my thumb from a saw/ Chrsitmas tree accident. Had to go back next day to have them redone as they had all pulled out from the flexing during my swing.
Played against a guy with a ruptured achiles one year, he rode on a buggy and had one of those plastic casts. Lucky the greens were firm becasue the big rubber stopper on the bottom of his cast would have made a right old pitchmark!!
I have played 3 hours after having 8 stitches in my thumb from a saw/ Chrsitmas tree accident. Had to go back next day to have them redone as they had all pulled out from the flexing during my swing.
Played against a guy with a ruptured achiles one year, he rode on a buggy and had one of those plastic casts. Lucky the greens were firm becasue the big rubber stopper on the bottom of his cast would have made a right old pitchmark!!
Andy
Tour Winner
Ye I collapsed between my sister in laws toilet and wall due to a diabetic hypo the day of a big open competition and shagged my back.
Never made the competition as I never made my flight home from Luton as I was in Lister Hospital Stevenage.
Few days off work on the panels advice lol
Andy
Never made the competition as I never made my flight home from Luton as I was in Lister Hospital Stevenage.
Few days off work on the panels advice lol
Andy
Decided I could surf over a Beettle Car Bonnet once after 12 jars but sadly slipped mid surf and broke my wrist,next day was a county Junior event at the local field course which I would have won easily so in my absence passed the baton onto a well known marsbarsaleman who failed to capitilise...
