How about O-golf. Individual time trial where you just get issued a map of the holes and have to navigate between them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daletownrunner
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How about O-golf. Individual time trial where you just get issued a map of the holes and have to navigate between them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daletownrunner
For over 35 years now I have said that when I'm too old and knackered to run / walk / cycle I will probably take up pigeon racing. When I'm too old and knackered to keep and race pigeons, I might take up golf.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteS
Golf? I’d rather run on the road and that’s really saying something
Really enjoyed following the Ryder Cup though - one of my favourite sporting events
I can see the attraction in playing golf; but spectating golf ?!*^???
The way spectating of golf (actually pretty specific to the Ryder Cup), to become a bit more like football or darts, is a negative thing in my opinion. Booing, chanting, etc.... i couldn't give a hoot about golf but i don't think it's right.
Of course TalkSport were ramping it up last night, saying we're only a couple of years away from there being crowd trouble at the Ryder Cup. But i understand the underlying point that it's in danger of becoming more like a 'stag weekend' trip rather than a civilised sporting event.
Thats how horse racing has gone.
Spoilt by stag/hen trips.
Ryder cup golf was good, the booing and cheering errors has no place in the sport.
Best round this morning, playing with 3 sons.
Thoroughly enjoyed it. 👍
Getting back to good form.
Do enjoy a good social round.
Good grief Trev, you play golf and visit places where they have Travelodges (according to the campervan thread); I'm really getting concerned about you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Went well on Fairways but greens were solid.
Made it tough.
Chill in the breeze too❄