. It was my fault as the ball I played was in the rough where I could not identify my marking and just assumed it was my ball. I need to change to yellow balls as hardly anyone at my course plays them 
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While playing the first hole today came up to my second shot which was just about 40 yds off the green. There was another ball in the middle of the fairway very near the same distance away. I looked down saw Bridgestone on the ball and proceeded to hit my third shot on the front edge of the green (par 5). Marked my ball for another guy in my foursome to make his approach. He says, I think you hit the wrong ball. Sure enough it was a Bridgestone however it did not have my trademark blue dot. It costs me two strokes and twenty something bucks at the end of the day. I was two shots out of finishing in second place with more money in our blitz game today
If only that were true!You're too short for back issues
Winner of the rant of the day for today!
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As long as it doesn't freeze and create a 1/2" thick layer on everything and break at least some branches on 80% of the trees in the area and than proceed to snow 5" later that night, you should be fine
As long as it doesn't freeze and create a 1/2" thick layer on everything and break at least some branches on 80% of the trees in the area and than proceed to snow 5" later that night, you should be fine
I can't blame you. I'd be really bummed out if we were still getting snow, although the forecast is calling for snow tomorrow. I was really hoping to get some use with the X-Hot today where I know the course and the yardages. But alas, mother nature seems to have other plans.
