Ole Willy Tuv wrote:
> Ole,
>
> << You're getting old, and your English is getting worse! >>
>
> I know, I know. Thanks for the kind words!
>
> Ole
>
>
Ole,
    I was just out at the driving range today for the first time this
year and came close to knocking a few balls over the fence.
Unfortunately it wasn't the back fence, but hey I can't expect too much
after 6 months of hibernation. Hopefully your green fees are too
expensive so you can get out and enjoy a game at least once a week.
We've got 50 courses within a 30 minute drive, and maybe another 50
courses within 60-90 minutes. This helps to keep the prices down.

Dave

Come to bonnie Scotland and play golf *all year round* ..
... well now that I am retired I can pick and choose to miss
the odd *really* cold, wet, windy, snowy, frosty day.

When the ground is frozen the balls run for .. ever.  The
trouble is putting on rock hard greens.

Malcolm wrote:
> Come to bonnie Scotland and play golf *all year round* ..
> .. well now that I am retired I can pick and choose to miss
> the odd *really* cold, wet, windy, snowy, frosty day.
>
> When the ground is frozen the balls run for .. ever.  The
> trouble is putting on rock hard greens.
>

Malcom,
     How much are the green fees in Scotland? BTW, I tried playing golf
when the ground is frozen but the 3 feet of snow makes finding balls
nearly impossible and holds up the group behind me.

Dave

Hello Ole,

> << Differential diagnosis guys on Ole!
> (for those who don't know:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_diagnosis) >>
>
> Shit, I knew it was sesious (:

Aha! Sesious means serious so the patient is loosing
his ability to write correctly ... so ...

My diagnosis would probably be a abnormal disorder in
the brain function causing the phenomenon called "SQLMania Disease".

The treatment for this disease i a cup of Greek wine every
day for a month ...



--
Charalabos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

Dave

Green fees vary widely.

At my course within the City boundary a visitor has to
stump up £20 in winter or £29 in summer per round.

Some country courses may be a little less .. but the classy
joints can be 3 figures per head.

Annual membership subs can be from £300 to £3000 .. then
there's the courses where you can't apply for membership -
you need to be invited to join!

This winter has been very mild and wet with only a couple
of days of frost, but last winter saw snowmen standing all
over the course a couple of times.

You could use those yellow or orange balls in the snow
but on no account use them in the Autumn/Fall!

Malcolm

Thanks for posting that. I was wondering what the status was, having been
too busy to read up recently. It gives me confidence for a project
starting in a few months that I can go straight to the ElevateDB I
bought.

/Matthew Jones/