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**SnareeWer** · 01-08-2012, 11:59 PM

I had a L4/L5 Lami done this past October, my neurosurgeon told me 3 months minimum to make sure it's fully healed. I didn't want more problems so I took his advice seriously but it ended up being 5 months anyway because of winter. He did clear me to chip and putt after 6 weeks post op so I played friends approaches and just played around the green until winter closed courses, then played my first full round in March.

5 weeks seems really early but I know how bad I was itching to get out there and that wasn't summer.

01-08-2012, 11:59 PM	#17
SnareeWer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	I had a L4/L5 Lami done this past October, my neurosurgeon told me 3 months minimum to make sure it's fully healed. I didn't want more problems so I took his advice seriously but it ended up being 5 months anyway because of winter. He did clear me to chip and putt after 6 weeks post op so I played friends approaches and just played around the green until winter closed courses, then played my first full round in March. 5 weeks seems really early but I know how bad I was itching to get out there and that wasn't summer.
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