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**enencephoth** · 09-07-2009, 08:59 PM

I live in South Florida where the temps lately have been in the mid to high nineties and the humidity unfathomable. I took a lesson Tuesday at 7am. When the lesson was over at 7:45 I hit a few more balls that the pro had left for me. By 8am I was soaking wet from head to toe. Right now it's 96 degrees (at 1pm) and the humidity is crushing. I can barely breath outside. HOW DO PEOPLE PLAY GOLF DURING THE DAY IN THIS KIND OF WEATHER??!!!

Do any of you live in a climate that makes summer golf er uh....challenging?

Alabama the humidity and heat is just as bad or worse, but I do not let it bother me. The reason I do not maybe because I work 35 plus years as a construction project engineer in all types of heat. Also work in paper mills for years were heat around and under the paper machine is just as bad or worse that being outside.

09-07-2009, 08:59 PM	#5
enencephoth Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	I live in South Florida where the temps lately have been in the mid to high nineties and the humidity unfathomable. I took a lesson Tuesday at 7am. When the lesson was over at 7:45 I hit a few more balls that the pro had left for me. By 8am I was soaking wet from head to toe. Right now it's 96 degrees (at 1pm) and the humidity is crushing. I can barely breath outside. HOW DO PEOPLE PLAY GOLF DURING THE DAY IN THIS KIND OF WEATHER??!!! Do any of you live in a climate that makes summer golf er uh....challenging? Alabama the humidity and heat is just as bad or worse, but I do not let it bother me. The reason I do not maybe because I work 35 plus years as a construction project engineer in all types of heat. Also work in paper mills for years were heat around and under the paper machine is just as bad or worse that being outside.
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