[Buck Wolter]

Paul,
sorry that was not at all a nock on England, as I was lucky to grow up playing at Copt Heath, merely a thanks for the life that I have been fortunate to have here, being from England.
Sorry if that didnt come across, sort of a "God bless America'  thing without actually saying that which I now have.

No, no, not at all. Equally sorry if I came across as being on the attack.

How British is that back and forth! Well done.

I know reading these posts that I need to play more golf --home course or otherwise

[Paul Gray]

Paul,
sorry that was not at all a nock on England, as I was lucky to grow up playing at Copt Heath, merely a thanks for the life that I have been fortunate to have here, being from England.
Sorry if that didnt come across, sort of a "God bless America'  thing without actually saying that which I now have.

No, no, not at all. Equally sorry if I came across as being on the attack.

How British is that back and forth! Well done.

I know reading these posts that I need to play more golf --home course or otherwise

Buck,

Reading back, I have just discovered that I'm clearly not the modern man I thought I was but actually a character from a Dickens novel.  

[Michael Wharton-Palmer]

I guess you can take the young kid out of England but not that English out of the kid, good manners and all that
Arguing with ones GCA club memebr would simply not be Cricket old boy

[Mark Johnson]

for me, during the season.

6 weekend 18 holes rounds at my home course with the same rotating cast of 8-10

2-3 after work nine hole rounds where I just show up and either get a game or play alone.   About half of these 9 hole rounds are really glorified practice, playing a couple balls, especially around the greens.

[Mac Plumart]

How often can you play your home course before you get bored with it and crave a game somewhere else (or just stop playing for a while)?

I love to travel, but I could play my home course for the rest of my life and be very happy.  It is always a treat to play it when I return from any golf trip.

[Dan Herrmann]

I try to make every round special, like a special trip somewhere.   It's so easy to find joy all around you.  All you need to do it try. 

[William_G]

golfers should have a home handicap and an away handicap

[Jon Cavalier]

I play just under 30% of my rounds at one of my home club's courses. The remainder are split about 20% at other local courses/clubs and 50% at courses during personal or work travel. I've found this to be a pretty typical ratio over several years. I also find myself playing my home course more often (gross and percentage-wise) in season.

[Carl Johnson]

My favorite course by far.  Never boring.  Probably play 98 percent of my rounds there.

[Garth Strohbehn]

Easily >75% and still being surprised every time. For me at least, I find it very hard to assess the nuts and bolts of my game in a changing environment

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