Mandofred
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Teeing off at 10:50 this morning....hoping it's warm enough to keep people away....resulting in a faster round of golf. 
Is it hot enough?
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IanM
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Playing The Oxfordshire today at 2pm. It'll be rather warm.
I used to play with a Sri Lankan bowler, who on a day like this might be down to 2 sweaters!
I used to play with a Sri Lankan bowler, who on a day like this might be down to 2 sweaters!
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
I played in Australia on a hot day. Teed off at 6:50am to get done before it got to 40*C.
When it is that hot you've got to consider wearing long sleeves and trousers, because the sun on your skin just makes you hotter.
When it is that hot you've got to consider wearing long sleeves and trousers, because the sun on your skin just makes you hotter.
Linen clothing is the answer in this weather. As has been said above, even with long sleeves and trousers. Actually, the real answer is a swimming pool in the shade but in the real world.........
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Wearing shorts for the 1st time this year today ?
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Played at 7am, finished before 9. Was
Hot but not too bad. Flies doing my head in though
Hot but not too bad. Flies doing my head in though
Mel Smooth
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That is my real world, (apart from the minor issue of me being at work rather than in the pool), it’s going up for sale if you’re interested.
Ha ha. I'm afraid not. I can't handle the heat once it gets above 25°C or so. I'd love to live in a world of 18-20°C, perfection for me, all year round but sadly that place doesn't exist.That is my real world, (apart from the minor issue of me being at work rather than in the pool), it’s going up for sale if you’re interested.
Bunkermagnet
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This is easy. Mountain biking in 35 degrees air temp with the heat reflecting back off the hard pack you’re climbing is hot. It forces your body to deal with the temps.
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
I'd rather not thank you
^^^^^ What he saidI'd rather not thank you
. There are multiple reasons for living in the north of England and cooler temperatures is certainly one of them.
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
^^^^^ What he said
Sounds like you're angling for a job with the North of England Tourist Board
Reasons to Live in North of England:
- Its not hot
- Its not the South of England
Yup, no need to over complicate mattersSounds like you're angling for a job with the North of England Tourist Board
Reasons to Live in North of England:
- Its not hot
- Its not the South of England
.Oh, one other one. @Orikoru was charged £5 for a bacon buttie at his golf club the other day. £5
, madness.
JonnyGutteridge
Newbie
Yup, no need to over complicate matters
Oh, one other one. @Orikoru was charged £5 for a bacon buttie at his golf club the other day. £5
My club wouldn’t dare… but there is a cafe on the high street which is charging £7.50 for a bacon sandwich and £8 for a sausage bap!
bobmac
Major Champion
Down south is where the high wages are........which you need to be able to afford to live down south. No ta
Mel Smooth
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If there isn’t a Gregg’s on your route to your golf club, you either need to move golf clubs, or move house.
All your pre round sandwich problems are solved.
All your pre round sandwich problems are solved.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
You've just reminded me of a benefit of living down south - down here we have Wenzels, which is like Greggs but ten times better.
I've never been to a Wenzels but that is quite a claim you have made there
. Bold statement. Then again, maybe Greggs just keep their best gear for up here
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Brilliant out there, never got hotter than 21 or 22 degrees.
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