u/Golf_Fore_Ever

Is the inability to remember faces of those you see infrequently a sign of dyslexia or not? I suffer from both so just wondering.

Is the inability to remember faces of those you see infrequently a sign of dyslexia or not? I suffer from both so just wondering.

Is the inability to remember faces of those you see infrequently a sign of dyslexia or not? I suffer from both so just wondering.

Any thought of leaving the ball as is but limiting the wooden tee height to 1/2”; or ban them altogether? That will limit driving distances as the 6° Driver will be replaced with a 10°-12°. Thanks.

OK I know people don’t like when you say good shot if they barely hit the green and they are a scratch handicap.

However I’m a seven handicap and I appreciate when someone says good shot when it actually is. Example? Played on Monday and basically tapped in pitch shots three times, hit a par five green in 2 which I had never done on that course, and shot 38 on the front. Not once did my cart partner (in the league together but first time meeting him AND we form a team) utter “good shot” or anything to that effect. Moving onto the back nine on number 11 I pulled my iron to a par three left of the green. He commented “off to never-never land” and kind of chuckled. Thinking he is jealous as he’s a 20 hdcp or is it just in my head?