Takes one to know one, Buddy.
Exactly how does he plan to retrieve his ball when he holes out? Better have a good supply of cheap spares.
Most of my balls ended up in a lake or pond anyway, so why not be more efficient.
I use day-glow orange, hollow plastic golf balls in the winter. They float! And, are easy to see!!
Is that the Golf of Alaska?
Seems ironic that a person golfing in the winter is a diehard but someone sitting out in the cold with a rod fishing doesn’t see himself as a diehard
It’s in the water! Yay!
How would the difference in frictional coefficients affect his put?
That golfer certainly doesn’t look like Bruce Willis.
Really fast “green”. (Or really really slow if it’s snowed recently).
Dana Summers
April 03, 2015
jpayne4040 about 6 years ago
Takes one to know one, Buddy.
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
Exactly how does he plan to retrieve his ball when he holes out? Better have a good supply of cheap spares.
AlanM about 6 years ago
Most of my balls ended up in a lake or pond anyway, so why not be more efficient.
William Bednar Premium Member about 6 years ago
I use day-glow orange, hollow plastic golf balls in the winter. They float! And, are easy to see!!
gammaguy about 6 years ago
Is that the Golf of Alaska?
shanleatherman about 6 years ago
Seems ironic that a person golfing in the winter is a diehard but someone sitting out in the cold with a rod fishing doesn’t see himself as a diehard
MCProfessor about 6 years ago
It’s in the water! Yay!
banjinshiju about 6 years ago
How would the difference in frictional coefficients affect his put?
corpcasselbury about 6 years ago
That golfer certainly doesn’t look like Bruce Willis.
whelan_jj about 6 years ago
Really fast “green”. (Or really really slow if it’s snowed recently).