Things I love

[Curls]

Love being out early on a crisp sunny morning. Seeing only a few sets of footprints in the dew as you make your way up the 1st. Life is good

Oh that's a good one too, don't get to experience that nearly enough. Played at silly o clock last year and as I walked up to a green from an elevated vantage I could see the track of my approach through the dew in the low sunlight. There's something awfully satisfying about that!

 

[GB72]

The simple sound of the ball rattling around in the cup.

 

[Crawfy]

Evening golf on nice long summer evenings. Nothing beats a beautiful sunset just when you come down the 18th.

Agreed...especially on a Sunday. Its as if you are stealing some extra weekend

 

[Crawfy]

- Meeting a complete stranger on 1st tee, and walking off as golf 'mates'
- The variety of people you can meet via a 4-ball (My best was a retired Professor, a Forensic Scientist, a fork lift driver, and me - we had a great day!)
- The first tee shot on holiday
- Walking up the 1st in the morning dew
- Walking down the 18th into a sunset
- Successfully executing a shot on the course which you have practiced at the range for ages
- Reading the driving distances on here :whoo:

 

[Rooter]

Not having to buy the first round and collecting a couple of fivers off my playing partners. Doesn't happen often, hence why its so special!

 

[bobmac]

Telling your opponent ''its still you''

 

[Region3]

That split second after impact when you realise it came out of the middle of the club.

I don't really care where it's going, I flushed it.

 

[Dan2501]

Making birdie is still a buzz. Tending to make one a round atm, although my last proper round I had 2, always feels great to make one. Not as good as an eagle mind, but they come around a LOT less often.

 

[patricks148]

Links Golf

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Birding the same hole at RSG that Bjorn lost the open on :whoo:

Going round 3 over at Cinque Ports :whoo:

 

[Crawfy]

Telling your opponent ''its still you''

Belter!

 

[Crawfy]

Flushing a long iron.
Holing a clutch putt
Sand saves
Watching a wedge shot backspin (intentionally) towards the hole

 

[ArnoldArmChewer]

Unwrapping a new Dunlop 65.

 

[Garush34]

Have to agree with the early morning/evening golf. Nothing better that knowing there's no one else on the course.

 

[richart]

Decent company over 18 holes.:thup:

 

[chellie]

Just playing golf. Still find it hard to believe that I do and am so addicted to it.

 

[Bazz]

Playing abroad. I love it. Going to Spain 3 times this year to play golf, 4 weeks of golf in perfect weather on beautiful courses, I can't wait. Nothing better than the sun beating down, cruising round a beautiful course in a buggy and playing some hopefully good golf. Roll on April 23rd!

I played in fuerteventura on Monday, it was fantastic. Sun was beating and the course was lovely. Had a great day. Can't beat it

 

[3565]

As the evening sun starts to lower and showing all the undulations across the 18th hole at Royal Lytham St Anne's, dissecting the fairway with my drive between them bunkers, hitting a mid iron to 25ft then holing the putt for birdie............ Then 3 course dinner in the clubhouse to follow.

 

[HawkeyeMS]

Logo'd golf balls :ears:

I just love playing golf. I don't care what the weather is like or where I am (with a few caveats) I just love being on the golf course

 

[JohnnyDee]

A sunny summer Friday afternoon about 2.00pm playing a better ball match play game with 3 best mates. Plenty of banter, a few missed short putts (by them) that might've been given at other times.

A good close game with self and PP winning one-up on the last with either of us holing a monster putt, or better still a chip in.

Listening to their "we shudda, cudda, wuuda, mighta" pathetic bleating over a few drinks in the clubhouse as we pocket the dosh, and then all four of us off for the crowing glory of a belting CURRY.