Golf the equipment is too expensive and the balls are too small.

 

no..what's frustrating is, the ball doesn't move.... i'm used to hitting a ball that's moving (baseball, tennis, etc...).. this ball doesn't move, yet it doesn't go where I want it to..

 

:tmi:

 

I haven't bought any new clubs etc for over 7 years. I bought new shoes last Nov ($75) and once every in awhile, I'll buy a dozen/fifteen golfballs ($35ish or so)

Greens fees are usually $35-50.

Cheaper than buying bait, buying gas for the boat, then cleaning the boat, etc etc.

Now, if they had a *caddy* service when a struggling single mother can pilot a boat selling (like a golfcart girl), then maybe I might start fishing more.

 

You need friends with boats not a boat yourself. Hookers/ bikini babes flock to water so finding "help" is usually not an issue.

 

Equipment isn't the expense, it's the greens fees. $15-20 for 9 holes (the norm up here) 2 or 3 times a week... That's well over $1000 for our 5 month season.

And, of course, if you haven't played in a while and need all new gear, then that first season is terrible expensive.

 

Initial investment is expensive... I still need ot buy new shoes, a new bag, and I want to regrip my clubs..
Golf balls get expensive too (esp. if you keep losing them like me)..

 

green fees?

what the fock is going on in here.


it's about the booze. and bacon.

 

FOCUS!

 

I'm sure you can find them up in Canada.