chellie
Tour Winner
May
Sorry mate, hopefully you'll get back soon ?In the nicest possible way.....Git
Conversely, if BJ said I could play today I wouldn't be able to as the snow and ice have just gone leaving a boating lake and I would be frustrated. If the weather were perfect and the course playable I couldn't play because of LD3 and I would be annoyed.As an aside - lockdown is more difficult in bad weather. In last year's Spring lockdown, whilst it was frustrating that we had perfect golf weather and couldn't play, I spent so much time in the garden, reading books, having the odd beer, and just enjoying the sun on a lounger.
This time, I'm reading plenty but stuck inside the house. It is bizarre how much difference the fresh air and warm weather on your skin, impacts on how you feel mentally.
They should at least allow people to play golf on their own. There really is no reason not to do that.Just seen the reply from the Government in response to the petition to allow golf with safety measures. It just reiterates the reason for lockdown, which I’m sure we all understand and agree with, but gives no reason why “exercising with one other person”, which is allowable, should not been done on a golf course in a safe manner. A complete waste of time!
I'm the opposite, no inclination to play while it's so wet and miserable outside. Quite happy to sit it out until the weather improves. As soon as we get some decent weather I'll be champing at the bit!As an aside - lockdown is more difficult in bad weather. In last year's Spring lockdown, whilst it was frustrating that we had perfect golf weather and couldn't play, I spent so much time in the garden, reading books, having the odd beer, and just enjoying the sun on a lounger.
This time, I'm reading plenty but stuck inside the house. It is bizarre how much difference the fresh air and warm weather on your skin, impacts on how you feel mentally.
If that's true I'll have literally wasted £350 (pro-rata membership from Jan to end of April) and I'd be gutted.Not to sound overly negative but personally I don't think we'll play before Easter at the earliest and could even be May.
I'm the opposite, no inclination to play while it's so wet and miserable outside. Quite happy to sit it out until the weather improves. As soon as we get some decent weather I'll be champing at the bit!
If that's true I'll have literally wasted £350 (pro-rata membership from Jan to end of April) and I'd be gutted.
That would be much longer than even the first lockdown though. I'm sure courses were only shut for around 7 weeks previously, from end of March to middle of May? Why would this one be four whole months when they are rolling out vaccines as we speak as well? Surely once they've vaccinated many of the old and vulnerable we can start getting back to a semblance of normal as the rest of us are happy to take our chances.I really hope I'm wrong mate but if you think about the position we're in and how cautious the government will be opening things back up this time around I think April / May is realistically what we're looking at unfortunately.
March. And looking at the current weather and what is predicted, thank God for that.
Just before we were banned again my place introduced a rule that a golf ball lost on a fairway could be replaced with a another ball with a loss of one shot. The word to look at is FAIRWAY!