[Colin Macqueen]

Gentlemen,
Now does that Peter Pallotta bring sunshine intae your lives or doesn't he! He's hyperbolic this morning!

I have to admit I feel for all you golfers who are still house-bound. No I really mean that, I'm not being facetious. It is one of the reasons that I know I could never go and live somewhere where golf 12 months a year was not possible. I get "itchy" and withdrawal symptoms after a week!! Such is the confined and restricted state of this golfing tragic.

Strangely this last two months in Brisbane, Oz, have been wetter than almost any time on record. Uncharacteristically wet, not with sub-tropical rain but many, many days of "drizzly" showers interspersed with more normal heavy downpours. This has severely impacted the club's cash-flow as Brisbanites are quick not to turn out if the weather is inclement as the morrow normally brings a day made in Heaven.

Cheers Colin

[Greg Tallman]

The worst part is that there is no real hope in the extended forecast.  I thought about going to Des Moines this weekend but realized I have dinners on Friday and Saturday night so that might be tough. 

Cabo weather is OK but I hear the RIU is booked.

[Mark Smolens]

Volunteered as scorer at NU event at rain-soaked Glen Club. Boy those college kids hit it deep - but walking 9 at Willow Hill on top of dump made for a perfect spring day in the Windy City. Can't wait for weekly challenge season to start on Saturday (thank God for cart covers and heaters!)

[Wayne_Kozun]

Looks like great weather for a Rockies game. Let's play

Looks more like Avs weather to me.

[Tom Fagerli]

I was a Minnesotan. In 1975 I decided to go to college in NC. I was no longer miserable!

[Jud_T]

This has got to be the worst spring in memory, if there even is a spring in Chicago.  I was always out there the first weekend in April, even if long johns were required.  This is rediculous.  Now we'll finally get a bit of a warmup and nothing but rain in the forecast.  Maybe it's time to become one of those fair weather golfers who pulls the sticks out of the garage for Memorial Day weekend and puts 'em back in after Labor Day weekend...

[Jason Topp]

I do like the refreshed enthusiasm that results from not being able to play for a portion of the year.

[Rick Shefchik]

I like the refreshed muscles and joints. Every year it seems to take me longer to recover from last season's injuries and aches.

[Dan Kelly]

I like the chance to catch up on some stuff that goes undone during the golf season -- notably, my magazine reading.

But, hey, c'mon, enough already! I've already read *next* month's issues!

[Mike Hogan]

Here is my house in Northern Mn.
This photo was taken this afternoon, at least 2ft of snow on the ground and snowing today. This time last year I had 17 rounds in.

[Dan Kelly]

Here is my house in Northern Mn.
This photo was taken this afternoon, at least 2ft of snow on the ground and snowing today. This time last year I had 17 rounds in.

I was going to mention you, Mike, earlier in this thread -- but thought that might push you right over the edge....

Can't you get Paul Bunyan to do something about this?

[Tim Martin]

Here is my house in Northern Mn.
This photo was taken this afternoon, at least 2ft of snow on the ground and snowing today. This time last year I had 17 rounds in.

I am going to send you a shovel next year for Christmas.

[Mike Hogan]

Shovels don't work here after April 15th and it's heavy shit!

[Ben Kodadek]

I do like the refreshed enthusiasm that results from not being able to play for a portion of the year.

You've been to Cabo 3 times, Florida once, Arizona and Dallas.   

Spare me the pity party.   

[Matthew Runde]

Here is my house in Northern Mn.
This photo was taken this afternoon, at least 2ft of snow on the ground and snowing today. This time last year I had 17 rounds in.

Oh, man.  That brings back repressed memories.

I wish it would warm up in the north so that all of the snowbirds would go back home.  I love them, and the Florida economy needs them, but you wouldn't believe how much cheaper and less crowded an off-season round is.

[Tim Martin]

Shovels don't work here after April 15th and it's heavy shit!

I used to think you were so tough and rugged. WTF happened?

[Dan Kelly]

Shovels don't work here after April 15th and it's heavy shit!

I used to think you were so tough and rugged. WTF happened?

Maybe he got smart.

That stuff is fondly known as Heart Attack Snow!

[Tim Martin]

Shovels don't work here after April 15th and it's heavy shit!

I used to think you were so tough and rugged. WTF happened?

Maybe he got smart.

That stuff is fondly known as Heart Attack Snow!

 

[Matthew Rose]

Here in CO it keeps on coming.

I remember why I left Wisconsin. Nobody told me Colorado was worse.

[Jason Topp]

I do like the refreshed enthusiasm that results from not being able to play for a portion of the year.

You've been to Cabo 3 times, Florida once, Arizona and Dallas.   

Spare me the pity party.   

I was only in Cabo twice.

[Jud_T]

Good News- 70 in Chicago today

Bad News- 36 hours of rain and extensive flooding....   

[Bruce Katona]

Two days of 70 degrees and 36 hours of rain make take care of the 2' of snow in N. Minnesota

[Dan Kelly]

It's snowing again.

Hard.

Looks like a snow-globe in downtown St. Paul -- except that it's coming down too fast.

God, help us.

[Rick Shefchik]

4-9 inches in the Twin Cities metro area by tomorrow.

And I moved south to live here. Not far enough, obviously.

[Dan Kelly]

And I moved south to live here. Not far enough, obviously.

Reminds me of that old Alka-Seltzer commercial, with the hitchhiker in a blinding snowstorm and a sign saying "Miami."

Guy pulls over, rolls down the window, says "Sorry. I'm only going as far as Fort Lauderdale," and drives off.

That's my recollection of it, anyway.

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