@brianonorio Do the people who complain about circadian rhythms ever travel across a time zone boundary? If a 4 month change gives them so much trouble, I would think a 3-7 day trip could be downright deadly.
@GolfTravelerJoe All 5 golfers were seniors. We park 1/2 between balls when possible. We normally play in 3 hours and are always well ahead of groups behind us.
@GolfTravelerJoe Carts don’t have to be slow. A few weeks ago, due to a mixup in communication, we had 5 show up for the first tee time of the day. They let us play a 5 some provided we play fast. We finished in 3:15 and were 2 full holes ahead of the walking 3some behind us. Ready golf works!
@RevShark Try dark at 5:00 in Middle Tennessee. It will be around 4:30 by Dec 21. Meanwhile, in Knoxville, the sunset is 10 min earlier in actual time. Louisville is 4 min earlier. I don’t hear all of those concerns about circadian rhythms get worked up over the dangers to those cities.
@ClayTravis For the next few months, there won’t be many days that you hear children outside playing and having fun on weekdays afternoons. They won’t get home much before dark.
@SenRickScott I enjoyed hearing the sound of children playing outside after school and seeing parents playing with them in our neighborhood. Starting Monday, that will go away for a few months.
@OHeybrother That hasn’t been my experience. I’ve been retired for 5 months. I enjoyed my career, but there hasn’t been a single day I’ve regretted retiring. Life is great!
This. Too many just pound balls on the range. For me, random practice on a net with focus on ground & face contact & tempo, without being obsessed with where the ball goes in practice has been a game changer. Jon Sherman, Adam Young and Todd Graves videos/books have helped.
@FairwayFelon It’s actually because almost everyone that doesn’t get lessons has no clue about the fundamentals of a golf swing.
Once you learn the fundamentals, it’s actually fairly easy to stripe a ball on center most of the time