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I put the golf clubs away for a couple of months and got back on the course for the first time since this past weekend.

I thought I was getting frustrated with my lack of improvement but something I discovered this weekend was that my real frustration was coming from the fact that I was having to wait 10 minutes on every tee box during the season.

Well the season is pretty much come to an end here in Florida and we had the course basically to ourselves on Sunday. I managed to hit in the mid 90s which is a good game for me especially after not touching a club for two months. Of course the best part was not feeling like I was packed into the course like a sardine.

I guess the moral of the story is to take my winters off and fish. I really feel for you guys up north. I cant imagine everyone trying to cram all there golf into 4 month period. Hopefully better course management up north alleviates this problem up there.

I realize the course owners have to make there money when they can but I bet many people have given up on the game for the same reasons I had not touched a club in these past two months.

At any rate I am looking forward to golf this summer. I don't mind the heat, the rates are down and the courses are empty. Yeehaw

Hey Murph sounds as though you had a good round. BTW it's good too see you back on here posting again missed your post.

murph, it is starting to become insane up here in the northeast (Boston) especially on the weekends. I have experienced a lot of waiting already this early in the season and I have no reason to believe it will lt up until September. It's all good though, the courses are in great shape so there isn't much to complain about.

Well here in Michigan , it's more like an 8 month season with 4 months off. I never play on the weekend... strictly early afternoon during the week, so slow play is rarely a problem. I've been in South Florida in the summer...I wouldn't play(riding) in that heat and humidity for free.