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**broken tee** · 02-05-2010, 08:04 PM

Guys it was a great way to end the work week and the first time this year I played golf. the weather was a balmy
45f/7c and a wind chill of 41f/5c. blasted the ball driving, hit long and short irons very well accuracy needs improvement, but the putting was fair and on the last hole, a par five, 18 inchs from the cup for par I stroked it the ball went toward the hole and all I can say is *&^%$%***&895

it's why I play golf

**Surtees** · 02-05-2010, 10:54 PM

lol you gotta love it when you get what looks like a great finish and bam you miss. but you'd be used to that wouldnt you Bob?

**broken tee** · 02-05-2010, 11:10 PM

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lol you gotta love it when you get what looks like a great finish and bam you miss. but you'd be used to that wouldnt you Bob?

Darn right I'm use to it, but using this as a baseline after last playing in October I'm four strokes ahead now then last year on the first round. I might give Rick a good round if he decides to stop here this summer on the way to his brother's house

**Surtees** · 02-05-2010, 11:17 PM

nice work I bet you've got a bit more puff left in you now to with the ticker being fixed!

**broken tee** · 02-05-2010, 11:25 PM

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nice work I bet you've got a bit more puff left in you now to with the ticker being fixed!

Luke: I felt powerful today and not tired like I use to. hooorah!

**Cajun** · 02-06-2010, 08:17 AM

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Luke: I felt powerful today and not tired like I use to. hooorah!

Good for you! I have the possibility of hereditary heart disease as well as diabetes, and I'm certainly not nearly as physically fit as I use to be. I'm hoping getting back into golf will also help me keep that sort of thing in check as I head toward 50.

I'm glad you got out and saw the improvement you did from last year, that's what keeps me going back. I hit 255 off the last tee on Monday, then hit the green in regulation on a long par five. I then proceeded to 4 putt, I feel your pain.

**broken tee** · 02-06-2010, 10:40 AM

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. I hit 255 off the last tee on Monday, then hit the green in regulation on a long par five. I then proceeded to 4 putt, I feel your pain.

I don't think there is a golfer, pro or weekend warrior, that hasn't done that. (i must do this) When Surtees is putting for dough his mates are on the next Tee driving for show.

nosnowgolf · 02-06-2010, 03:04 PM

Right now I would take a 110, 45 putts, 16 lost balls, or all of these,
Just to play a round. I have to get out of this cold and snow.

**broken tee** · 02-06-2010, 05:27 PM

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Right now I would take a 110, 45 putts, 16 lost balls, or all of these,
Just to play a round. I have to get out of this cold and snow.

I hear ya brother I didn't think the snow would ever get off, not that we had a lot of snow its just been too cold to melt. The forcast predicted snow this weekend, but no, its better today than yesterday and all my buddys are doing the honey do's and I'm on the forum, what the heck am I thinking?

**Fourputt** · 02-06-2010, 06:21 PM

I played today... shot a shaky 88. Had to get out, since tomorrow it's supposed to snow 3-12" in the Denver area, depending on where you live, and we live close to the mountains where it's supposed to be heavier. It's going to be cold for the remainder of the week, so whatever snow falls won't be melting very fast.

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