no-one on here plays golf just to win...I will wager
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no-one on here plays golf just to win...I will wager
Big_G
Assistant Pro
1: Company
2: Weather
3: Winning
2: Weather
3: Winning
bobmac
Major Champion
I didnt say that, I only said that nobody had put winning in their top 3.
Oops, spoke too soon
Alex1975
Tour Winner
I didnt say that, I only said that nobody had put winning in their top 3.
Oops, spoke too soon
If I play good golf and I can look back over my game and enjoy the shots I played and the results I made then winning is not relevant.
I didnt say that, I only said that nobody had put winning in their top 3.
Oops, spoke too soon
I didnt say you did
Dan2501
Tour Winner
This for me too. If I look back on my round and feel I play well, I couldn't care less whether I won or not. I've played with people who are the exact opposite though. They don't really care how they play, or what their handicap is, so long as they win. Can't imagine it makes the game much fun.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
1. Weather
2. Practice facilities available to warm up my chipping, pitching and putting
3. Course condition
2. Practice facilities available to warm up my chipping, pitching and putting
3. Course condition
Alex1975
Tour Winner
Does this not make your window of play very small?
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
It has not so far. With weather being number one that means as long as the conditions are acceptable I'm off to a good start
Stuey01
Journeyman Pro
1) playing well
2) a competitive game (yes winning, but there is enjoyment in a nip/tuck match, on both ends of the result)
3) weather
2) a competitive game (yes winning, but there is enjoyment in a nip/tuck match, on both ends of the result)
3) weather
Marshy77
Journeyman Pro
Played in our annual golf away trip at Slaley and on the Monday after a very very heavy night I managed to get a 4ball with 3 of my oldest and best mates - from the moment we hit the 1st tee it was a brilliant round. Weather was ok too which helped and the course was decent but the company throughout the round was such a good laugh that it was a perfect round.
Ooh and finishing 1st helped too despite a massive hangover
:whoo:
Ooh and finishing 1st helped too despite a massive hangover
:whoo:
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Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Ah, thanks mate.
Come to Lee park and I'll test that thesis to the limit.
1. Good course
2. Good company with good banter
3. Good meal afterwards, and before, and a good halfway house. Actually, can I change my mind.
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Jabba
Challenge Tour Pro
1. Good company
2. Good weather
3. Playing well
2. Good weather
3. Playing well
HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
As much as I'd like to agree with the OP, I'd be lying if I said playing badly doesn't take the gloss off of the day. For me good golf can make up for bad company but good campany doesn't quite make up for bad golf. I'd have to go for...
Good golf
Good company
Good weather
Good golf
Good company
Good weather
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Being a bit of a self confessed 'quality course whore' the course is important to me. But then again, so is the company. And the quality of the golf. Don't like playing in poor weather either.
Goddam you Bob...............I don't know!!!!!!!
Goddam you Bob...............I don't know!!!!!!!
Good golf
Good course
Good company
Good course
Good company
richart
Major Champion
At least you can guarantee the quality of the course, but the company is very hit and miss.
A 4 ball round the Berkshire on a lovely spring day can be nice.:thup:
