Dez1888
Newbie
Anything that gets you out on to the course to keep the swing going is a good thing imo
Well, rocked up yesterday. Not too bad apart from the heavy drizzle on the last four holes. Shot my lowest ever gross score at Royal Ascot without playing great. Scrambled superbly and so I have to say in current conditions it's worth it.
How did you get on at the first Homer?
Three wood. Came up about 15 yards short. Good chip to five foot and missed putt for 4 (net three with my shot). Always take 4 there.
I don't see why discussing why you like winter golf or otherwise on a golf forum should be an issue.Go to the course, hit ball until it is in the hole. Or don't.
If you enjoy it, do it. If you don't, dont.
Simples. But absolutely no point moaning one way or the other.
Well, rocked up yesterday. Not too bad apart from the heavy drizzle on the last four holes. Shot my lowest ever gross score at Royal Ascot without playing great. Scrambled superbly and so I have to say in current conditions it's worth it.
Anyway, as the OP, I absolutely loved my game on Saturday, beautiful crisp morning, full greens except #3, played pretty decent.
So is the lesson to learn "play when you feel that the course/weather is ok, don't play if you don't fancy it"?
No harm in that, but to put the clubs away for 5 months because it turns to November 1st, isn't going to improve your game, and you can miss out on so much golf, IMO.
I'm just no in to winter greens and forward tees. Once we go on winters fully I think I'll gain more by going to the strip, and we're lucky as our practise area is pretty good.