Seve-brain tumor

Cobra · **Posted:** October 16th, 2008, 5:27 pm

Hey,,, its worth a try !!!! :lol:

JJBECK72 · **Posted:** October 17th, 2008, 11:09 am

DNRS wrote:

JJ,
If you can get up and down from the parking lot like he did you have my respect.
Insurance Agent: How many car windows Mr. JJ? :-}

Later,

No car windows......but i DID break a glass table on a guys porch many years ago. That was when i hit it much longer , but MUCH wilder also. That one cost me a few bucks , but it's the only time i have broken anything.

Most "car-parks" in the States are covered with asphalt or concrete ; not to mention they are out of bounds , so getting up and down ( for par) is usually out of the question.

When i take my 21 year old son out for a round of golf , i'm careful to pick courses where the houses are NOT in play ! He hits it a mile ; but you never know where some of those bombs will land. I choose courses out in the middle of nowhere for his game.

I really don't like courses where the fairways are lined with housing. The good designs keep the houses out of play , but some are either poorly designed , or the builders came in later and put the building sites in bad places. I'm a fairly straight hitter these days ( if a bit short) , so i mostly stay out of backyards and parking lots. Now....if i could just stay out of lakes...... and streams........and natural areas......and waste areas.........and canals....... and tall grass............swamps........major rivers........trees.......bushes........gardens........crops........roads.......i might have a chance to score !

DNRS · **Posted:** October 17th, 2008, 11:34 am

I hear you. Those other hazards can wreak havoc with your game, maybe we should outlaw them. :-}

When we play a course with close housing I always tell folks that we're going "Condo-Bombing".

Later,

Cobra · **Posted:** October 17th, 2008, 5:28 pm

DNRS wrote:

I hear you. Those other hazards can wreak havoc with your game, maybe we should outlaw them. :-}

When we play a course with close housing I always tell folks that we're going "Condo-Bombing".

Later,

Haven't heard that one before, but a "Very Good" way to describe a course like that !!!!

Cobra · **Posted:** October 17th, 2008, 5:30 pm

JJBECK72 wrote:

DNRS wrote:

JJ,
If you can get up and down from the parking lot like he did you have my respect.
Insurance Agent: How many car windows Mr. JJ? :-}

Later,

No car windows......but i DID break a glass table on a guys porch many years ago. That was when i hit it much longer , but MUCH wilder also. That one cost me a few bucks , but it's the only time i have broken anything.

Most "car-parks" in the States are covered with asphalt or concrete ; not to mention they are out of bounds , so getting up and down ( for par) is usually out of the question.

When i take my 21 year old son out for a round of golf , i'm careful to pick courses where the houses are NOT in play ! He hits it a mile ; but you never know where some of those bombs will land. I choose courses out in the middle of nowhere for his game.

I really don't like courses where the fairways are lined with housing. The good designs keep the houses out of play , but some are either poorly designed , or the builders came in later and put the building sites in bad places. I'm a fairly straight hitter these days ( if a bit short) , so i mostly stay out of backyards and parking lots. Now....if i could just stay out of lakes...... and streams........and natural areas......and waste areas.........and canals....... and tall grass............swamps........major rivers........trees.......bushes........gardens........crops........roads.......i might have a chance to score !

If ya find the answer to that, "PLEASE" pass it on "Quickly" !!!!!

nuhips · **Posted:** October 31st, 2008, 5:07 pm

MADRID, Spain (AP) — Seve Ballesteros remained in stable condition in a Madrid hospital on Friday following last week's brain surgery on a cancerous tumor.

La Paz hospital said in a statement that the 51-year-old Spaniard's condition was ``evolving favorably,'' and marked no change from the last update that was released Wednesday.

Ballesteros, a five-time major winner, remained in intensive care one week after a 6 1/2-hour operation to remove the brain tumor and reduce swelling around the brain. It was his third operation since being admitted on Oct. 6 after fainting at Madrid's international airport.

Cobra · **Posted:** October 31st, 2008, 9:15 pm

Hope we hear more good news in a couple of days,, !!!!

nuhips · **Posted:** October 31st, 2008, 9:36 pm

This sounded pretty good, considering how little info came out at first.

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