[Farson]

That's another issue thedue is the ground being frozen and not thawed and trying to get a tee to go into the ground. Anyone have a fix for that?

Ten penny nail. It works every time!

[averkif]

That's another issue thedue is the ground being frozen and not thawed and trying to get a tee to go into the ground. Anyone have a fix for that?

They do have those mat tees that sit on the ground, but we generally carry a few shotgun wads....they seem to be about the right height and are pretty plentiful around here.

[merloermfgj]

Ten penny nail. It works every time!

They quit making those around the time Mutton Chops went out of style. Get with the times, Duey!

[Farson]

They quit making those around the time Mutton Chops went out of style. Get with the times, Duey!

Ha, I still have plenty along with my eight tracks. You didn't like my mutton chops? hehe

[BruceCroucshs]

I love cold weather golf. It's challenging. I think one has to rely more on feel and visualization than yardages. What I especially like is that there seems to be a lot of fair weather golfers out there and you can have most of the course to yourself.

[merloermfgj]

I love cold weather golf. It's challenging. I think one has to rely more on feel and visualization than yardages. What I especially like is that there seems to be a lot of fair weather golfers out there and you can have most of the course to yourself.

That's my favorite part, tbh. It's why I golf in the rain too. Nothing like a weekend round with the course to yourself.

[Qauunet]

I love cold weather golf. It's challenging. I think one has to rely more on feel and visualization than yardages. What I especially like is that there seems to be a lot of fair weather golfers out there and you can have most of the course to yourself.

I agree, I love playing when it is cold. It's like you own the course.

[ARKLqAZ6]

I love golfing alone, and that's why my course is the best. No matter what the weather's like, it's empty. Cold weather golf is good. It's fun and totally different.

[Farson]

I agree, I love playing when it is cold. It's like you own the course.

One of my last trips out reached a sweet 50* with very little wind, just the perfect day to play. My truck was the only vehicle in the lot, lol.

[Blacksheepaalredy]

Cold weather golf is good because the only people on the course are better, more dedicated golfers who don't piddle around. Rounds are usually well under 3.5 hours for me.