I haven’t been to Sams Club or Home Depot in awhile, I went last weekend and a Pro golf store took over a HUGE Goodwill store. I guess Goodwill expanded and the Golf shop sells enough to support their new store
I sort of learned how to play golf in high school (girl’s) gym class, but we played in the gym using bouffant doll wigs (Barbie size) as tees.
Husband and I went to stay at an upstate NY large hotel which had a golf course while we were dating. His dad had him take golf lessons – “very important for business to know how to play”.
So with his one bag of clubs we started out to play golf at the hotel. We went to the 9 hole course – “anyone serious about playing will be on the main course so we won’t annoy anyone too much”. Somehow we lost a hole – teed up at one hole, ended playing at the hole at the next hole?
I think when his parents’ house was sold he took the clubs here – but not sure. But one game in just under the 50 years we have been together – pretty sure there will not be another.
Yakety Sax 5 months ago
Quit!
The dude from FL Premium Member 5 months ago
I haven’t been to Sams Club or Home Depot in awhile, I went last weekend and a Pro golf store took over a HUGE Goodwill store. I guess Goodwill expanded and the Golf shop sells enough to support their new store
kbyrdleroy123 5 months ago
It’s not the club’s fault you are a poor shot.
PaulLeckner 5 months ago
Golf is flog spelled backwards.
RobinHood 5 months ago
How Costner of you Ralph.
1953Baby 5 months ago
Visit B.C.. . .you can get help there. . .
win.45mag 5 months ago
I’d break it, too. There of no use to idiots.
hawkeyec Premium Member 5 months ago
The great golfer Tommy Bolt was a well-known club breaker and this line was reputedly uttered to him by his caddie on a really bad day.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 5 months ago
No coughing but a lotta hacking.
Just-me 5 months ago
Not unlike my feeble attempts to play golf. But I never broke a club. The golf course rented them to me so I’d have been charged for it.
Queen of America 5 months ago
I haven’t seen a good SPLOOSH in a while.
sheashea 5 months ago
No wonder golf is so expensive.
Perkycat 5 months ago
Lots of good sound effects when Ralph plays!
andersjg Premium Member 5 months ago
But, the expletives are missing.
cuzinron47 5 months ago
Hope those weren’t rentals.
banjoAhhh! 5 months ago
I’ve never understood the attraction of golf. Or curling. They’re both of Scottish origin. I think it shows the Scotts weren’t very good at games.
mackmobile 5 months ago
Or music. Bagpipes! Or Clothing. Kilts!
zapboy Premium Member 5 months ago
At least he knows how to stay on budget.
rgcviper 5 months ago
No wonder golf is a four-letter word, huh?
I can relate … I’ve played all my life.
rob.home 5 months ago
New clubs here can cost almost $AU 200-00 each. And that was a few years ago.
mafastore 5 months ago
I sort of learned how to play golf in high school (girl’s) gym class, but we played in the gym using bouffant doll wigs (Barbie size) as tees.
Husband and I went to stay at an upstate NY large hotel which had a golf course while we were dating. His dad had him take golf lessons – “very important for business to know how to play”.
So with his one bag of clubs we started out to play golf at the hotel. We went to the 9 hole course – “anyone serious about playing will be on the main course so we won’t annoy anyone too much”. Somehow we lost a hole – teed up at one hole, ended playing at the hole at the next hole?
I think when his parents’ house was sold he took the clubs here – but not sure. But one game in just under the 50 years we have been together – pretty sure there will not be another.