[stanley]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Clearly you have no sense of adventure, son.

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Well to be fair, I'd have a few miniature golf courses with those neato windmills and dinosaurs that open their huge mouths on a timer and you have to get the ball in JUST at the right moment so it goes down the critter's throat and comes out the tail end near the hole on the green.

Clearly your sense of "adventure" and mine are two totally different things.

[La lamy]

HEALTH!!! Healthy mind, healthy body, healthy emotions. A girl can dream, but also try real hard to make it happen.

[LiverpoolWalrus]

Originally Posted by La lamy

HEALTH!!! Healthy mind, healthy body, healthy emotions. A girl can dream, but also try real hard to make it happen.

Bingo! It's reassuring to know more and more people are slowly becoming aware of the importance of healthy emotions. I have to believe doctors are smart enough to know the correlation between emotions and physical health. Why they don't talk about it more is the eighth wonder of the world.

Mind/Body Connection: How Emotions Affect Health

[thelegges]

Wished I would have stayed home, instead of playing golf in the COLD. My wishes are pretty simple

[Mendy]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

It's definitely not as popular with the younger generations, and that very much justifies consideration from the developers. But to call the sport dead is imo a major exaggeration. It is still very much alive and kicking.

Tee time’s are 99% filled.......10,000 golfers per day. Golf isn’t dead in TV.