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Old 09-22-2009, 10:32 PM   #4
Audi_z

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I'd have to say a bad a day fishing is a better day than playing good golf. I golf more than I fish because it is so convenient for me. Around here you need a boat to be productive fishing, and with the lake being so low, just launching, and retrieving a boat can be a real chore. Talking about "hot headed, impatient, idiots" at a boat ramp is a thread in it's self....on a fishing forum
I have played a lot in the last two years and have been playing well and scoring better than I have in a long time, albeit from shorter tees, but took the two years prior off. I had been shooting within a stroke or two of 80 for so long it made me sick. I could not get the ball in the hole. I fished for muskies instead.

It helped immensely. I came back, start playing with my Wife and Daughter as she was now older, worked on my putting, and I am the better player for it.

I probably could have improved my scoring by practicing putting, but the time away helped. And I met some nice people fishing and caught a few fish, one pretty nice one.

Kevin
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