My first day of “Spring Vacation” found me at my usual haunt: Green Oaks in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Late morning was cloudy and temperatures still in the thirties, but as it is Good Friday, quite a few people had the day off, and the course was quite busy.
By the time I finished the second hole, the clouds were breaking up; by the eighth, I shed my sweatshirt and switched to a vest.
My play was a mixed bag. I hit a few absolutely brilliant shots, but was plagued by a series of thin strikes and weak drives. That tells me that on my next round, I need to concentrate on making solid contact.
It’s early. I’m encouraged.
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It has been so nice in March, GAM moved the handicap posting season to March 15 through October 31. The normal start is April 1. Personally I think that is not a good move. People have a hard enough time following the guidelines without having changes occur on the fly.
It would be nice if they had informed people of this. I totally missed that one.
Of course, it doesn’t matter, since I have played all my rounds thus far alone, and can’t record them (according to the rules). I may end up only recording a couple this summer.
And, thus I may not be renewing my GAM membership next year.