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**patuvammnogoo** · 05-27-2012, 12:39 AM

But as age comes there is equipment that match your swing ability. Hopefully the body allows one to at least get out on the course and then will power! One can not expect to shoot 70s all life, but it's more than the score. It's a way of life. Enjoy the scenery, friends and everything around the scoring itself. But then I'm still young and maybe naive, but I hope thats how it will be for me at least.

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I love the beauty of golf, the walk in nature etc.. I also love the comradeship and the thrill of competition, however when you know your best is over, how do you handle it? It's not an easy thing to accept until you walk in those shoes. This can be a common thing among old & younger golfers. Either young or old it still sucks to hit that plateau. So how do you accept it?

05-27-2012, 12:39 AM	#4
patuvammnogoo Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 575 Senior Member	But as age comes there is equipment that match your swing ability. Hopefully the body allows one to at least get out on the course and then will power! One can not expect to shoot 70s all life, but it's more than the score. It's a way of life. Enjoy the scenery, friends and everything around the scoring itself. But then I'm still young and maybe naive, but I hope thats how it will be for me at least. Tappin' for world peace in HD! I love the beauty of golf, the walk in nature etc.. I also love the comradeship and the thrill of competition, however when you know your best is over, how do you handle it? It's not an easy thing to accept until you walk in those shoes. This can be a common thing among old & younger golfers. Either young or old it still sucks to hit that plateau. So how do you accept it?
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