t0m
Head Pro
as i have recently started playing golf more and more i have just encountered a massive problem that im sure a few of you have had, she has said im playing to much golf how do i get around her?
trouble with her indoors
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Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Take your bus fare, if she is a big lass.
t0m
Head Pro
lol no shes not but she thinks that she is in charge
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
I'd offer to keep her occupied for you.......... Stockport's a bit far though ;-)
chrisd
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t0m
Head Pro
lol thats one way i suppose
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Alex1975
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Re educate her! Every adult human is in charge of its self. Easiest way I know is to do whatever I want (as does hid) and make sure she knows I love and respect her. My huge manhood helps...
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Say absence makes the heart grow fonder, and 18 holes on the links, makes you appreciate her all the more.
I think I need a lie down.
I think I need a lie down.
Gazboy
Assistant Pro
Tell her you need to play to jusify your membership fees, the more you play the better vfm your membership is.
6inchcup
Journeyman Pro
take her with you and play like cr*p,after5 hours trudging about looking for your ball she will get fed up and never go again and admit your cr*p and need the practice.
Karl102
Journeyman Pro
You have used that one before!
Never a problem for me. I would tell her straight and resign yourself to a night on the couch and no extra golf
FairwayDodger
Money List Winner
Compromise. Play less golf, spend time with her, give her space to indulge her hobbies.
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Suggest she take up marathon running whilst you're at the course.... or house cleaning!
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Guilty as charged.
leaney
Challenge Tour Pro
Grow some balls and tell her to be quiet.
I cannot for the life of me understand why someone would have an issue with someone taking 4 hours away, to play some golf, or to anything for that matter.
Would you stop her going out for lunch with her friends? No. Because they'd lynch you.
First we gave them the vote and now this......
I cannot for the life of me understand why someone would have an issue with someone taking 4 hours away, to play some golf, or to anything for that matter.
Would you stop her going out for lunch with her friends? No. Because they'd lynch you.
First we gave them the vote and now this......
philly169
Journeyman Pro
I play practice rounds during the weekday evenings and schedule in the good comps and medals. Bank holidays I normally save for her and the odd weekend. Bit go give and take, if I'm wanted for a team or pairs I make my partners ask her, then she can't say no!
Evesdad
Tour Winner
It's all about give and take, do you feel like you've played alot recently? I know when I'm pushing my luck and so adjust accordingly. The summer is always te worst as light evenings give us more opportunity to play so my reasoning is that it balances out over the winter when I'll only play Saturday mornings. I've also adopted another tact of playing later. Get the kids sorted etc then disappear to the club at about 7 giving me time for a practice session or quick round. My secret weapon is getting my eldest into the game which means I have to take her up to practice, of course I join in!
Bucket92
Challenge Tour Pro
Just tell her that golf is something that you really enjoy doing, and that if she's trying to stop you from doing something you like that isn't bad for you, and doesn't immediately affect her in a bad way, then tell her to do one.
Garush34
Journeyman Pro
id have to agree with this, just tell her its something you enjoy doing then why should it be a problem. im sure if you add up all the time that you spend with her during a week it will out way the time you play golf alone. just make the time you spend with her count then how can she complain!!
