bradleywedge
Active member
Played a local course on Sunday and it was very wet, the ball plugging at the end of August! not enjoyable, it has done nothing but rain since. Is it time to put the clubs away till next year?
Is the golf playing season over?
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howbow88
Hacker
It feels that way today 
Orikoru
Tour Winner
What you on about? You've got a jacket and waterproof shoes haven't you? What's the issue?
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
There's a season..?
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Hope not .
In past years it’s shown a pattern of nice early in the year.
Very wet in “ summer months”
Then nice weather September/ October.
Maybe we need to adjust more to our weather.
In past years it’s shown a pattern of nice early in the year.
Very wet in “ summer months”
Then nice weather September/ October.
Maybe we need to adjust more to our weather.
MartynB
Assistant Pro
Embrace autumn/winter golf I say. A different challenge, easier in some cases when the tees are moved up, the greens receptive and no hard fairways on my aching feet. What’s the alternative? Shopping? DIY? Chores? ?
Hopefully there will be a late flourish in September in time for H4H but even then it won't be long until Winter rules anyway and we're all moaning that we can't play in the evenings and how many layers we have on. I like winter golf. The ball doesn't take hot bounces, wetter conditions means it doesn't run into the longer rough and the rough has died/been cut back anyway
Reemul
Head Pro
Lol, play all year round in any weather, the season is in full flow, won't feel like bad weather to at least end of November.
I do hope for less rain this year as last was dreadful
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Clubs should run comps through the whole year to keep interest up.
Some winter days last year were better than summer.
Some winter days last year were better than summer.
I don't quite get the people who just put the clubs in the garage at a particular point in the year. Put on a jumper, woolly hat and crack on. I don't play in daft weather but golf in the Autumn and Winter is still fun.
robbeh32
Newbie
I play when its 4 degrees outside just wrap up. You can get lovely sunny days in winter!
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
I play some of my best golf in winter.
I don’t like it when it’s really hot.
I actually never played a couple of times this year as it was TO HOT.
chrisd
Major Champion
The season finishes on Christmas Eve and restarts the day after Boxing Day
sunshine
Well-known member
What is the golf playing season?
Maybe the OP is in Canada?
Maybe the OP is in Canada?
bradleywedge
Active member
Fair weather player and don't mind admitting it!
Orikoru
Tour Winner
For me it's normally late February to early February. Might skip a week in the middle of Feb if it's below freezing.
That has never been an issue in the NE
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Not great weather today - now more very windy than wet. If it stays dry I might head for a few holes this evening. Course needed the rain. Looking in tip-top condition. Perfect for the coming two months play.
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
What is golf season?
The joy of living in the South West although there are some days I would not play.
The joy of living in the South West although there are some days I would not play.
IanM
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I played in Florida once in February... I was put with 2 lads from "Up State New York" who hadn't been able to set foot on their course for over 3 months due to snow! But not here,
So, no, in most parts of the UK it is far from over. I've just sent off an entry for an Open at Royal Porthcawl on 9th November, I have a Soc day at Hankley later that month - I'd play on Christmas Day if I didn't think Donna would throttle me!
So, no, in most parts of the UK it is far from over. I've just sent off an entry for an Open at Royal Porthcawl on 9th November, I have a Soc day at Hankley later that month - I'd play on Christmas Day if I didn't think Donna would throttle me!
