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I played from the early '80s to the mid-'90s. We had a house next to the green of a par 5 for about 5 years during that time. We would take our wedges & putters out there in the evenings to practice our short game which, I don't care who you are, can always use work.

I got away from it when we moved to another house & didn't have a course we could play that was less than a 10-minute drive to get to the clubhouse. Then arthritis in the hands started & if you have ever hit a shot where you don't hit the ball cleanly you know how much it hurts. Well, magnify that greatly.

I finally dug out the clubs last year from the shed where they have been stored & donated them to the junior golf program here in Columbia. Hopefully, some young kid will become inspired & become a Master's champion using those clubs.

 

Amen.
It's the biggest difference between a scratch player and an 80s player, the short game.

 

Drive for show...
Putt for Dough !!!

I've played with many a young buck....some not so young...that could out drive me by 50 yards...or more.....but had no touch around the green !