The Good and Bad of Winter
Usually, a few of my hardcore golfer friends and I make it out three or four times during the winter months, but this isn't enough. And, when we do play, the conditions are less than ideal (i.e. rock-hard bunkers and furry greens with concrete-like subsurfaces). But, I have mixed emotions about golf in the winter.
On the one hand, not being able to play because of bad weather is a huge negative. On the other hand, not being able to play really gets me fired up to play as often as possible when everything thaws out. Would I rather have warm weather year round and take it for granted? Or would I miss the anticipation of spring? I honestly don't know, and it doesn't really matter. Moving to Florida or Arizona isn't in the plans. I'll just have to sit here and wait until April.
On the one hand, not being able to play because of bad weather is a huge negative. On the other hand, not being able to play really gets me fired up to play as often as possible when everything thaws out. Would I rather have warm weather year round and take it for granted? Or would I miss the anticipation of spring? I honestly don't know, and it doesn't really matter. Moving to Florida or Arizona isn't in the plans. I'll just have to sit here and wait until April.
posted by John Gorman at 4:10 PM
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Apropos of z-e-r-o, guess who I just e-mailed for a grad school recommendation? One hint: it wasn't Schindler.
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