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**Audi_z** · 09-22-2009, 05:22 PM

I prefer to walk. How I play is of no consequence, as it most likely be the same if I walked, or went for a ride. I might play a little better walking if I am not sharing a cart. Pleasant conversations tend to distract me from my golf game, which I do not mind. Walking tends to have me off by myself between shots. In hotter weather I seem to get tired on the last 3 or 4 holes, more so than if I ride. I just have to slow down, and focus a little more on what I need to do to combat the fatigue.

If weather was a concern, then windy conditions might have me riding more than walking. In colder weather I always walk.

Is it just me, or has this question been asked before, in a similar manner on THP? Maybe it is a duplicate of a question I read on the other golf sites I visit.

09-22-2009, 05:22 PM	#9
Audi_z Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	I prefer to walk. How I play is of no consequence, as it most likely be the same if I walked, or went for a ride. I might play a little better walking if I am not sharing a cart. Pleasant conversations tend to distract me from my golf game, which I do not mind. Walking tends to have me off by myself between shots. In hotter weather I seem to get tired on the last 3 or 4 holes, more so than if I ride. I just have to slow down, and focus a little more on what I need to do to combat the fatigue. If weather was a concern, then windy conditions might have me riding more than walking. In colder weather I always walk. Is it just me, or has this question been asked before, in a similar manner on THP? Maybe it is a duplicate of a question I read on the other golf sites I visit.
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