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Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message ... Golf balls roll much further when the ground is frozen. Also, it's possible to put balls out of saturated sand traps that are frozen. And, hitting a frozen green can be just like hitting a paved cart path. Lastly, when there's little wind, golf is very playable when the temp is in the low 30's. Duh! It's not as if you're really doing all that much.... walking around in circles with the occasional swing at a stationary ball. I wonder how many idiots are out playing golf when ground is frozen and it is 30F? And why. |
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