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Nate said:
You should come play in Texas.....we have the hardest golf courses in the whole entire world!!!! I'm not kidding.......we really do!
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Everythings bigger in texas-the bunkers, the water hazards the gators. . .everything but the cup and the greens hahah
 
I was in Texas a few years back and just loved it, what I loved was how your were crazy for American football and it kinda reminded me of what we're like for football. Never got the chance to play golf though but i will some day!
 
barryjmunro said:
I was in Texas a few years back and just loved it, what I loved was how your were crazy for American football and it kinda reminded me of what we're like for football. Never got the chance to play golf though but i will some day!
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We do like our football (american) in this state, 4 sure. Open invite to Big D whenever you get a chance barry. Cookie and I will take care of ya!
 
It's not the spring that's the problem here. It's the summer days at or over 95* and 70% (or more) humidity. It's like playing with a wet blanket on your head. ...of course in Scotland you probably actually do have a wet blanket on your head.
 
I would gladly take a little of the rain off your hands. It hasn't rained a drop here in over a month and doesn't look like there is even a chance for several more days.
At least the ground at the golf course is hard enough to provide some long drives!
 
barryjmunro said:
Living in a country where you get good summer weather. As you all know Scotland is not the best place for weather for example i played golf on Friday evening and i had to wear a beanie hat, waterproofs, under armour and mittens and then on sunday i played golf with shorts and t-shirt. The weather is so frustrating in this country because it can be so unpredictable.
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We too can have the same type thing in the winter. Summer is usually pretty good but being an island nation the wind really decides the weather and when a southerly blows, it's right off the ice from Antarctica!!!!
 
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