Old School, New School...now Middle School

[Ken Moum]

I've toyed with this for a while but you've convinced me, Mark. I'm going on a concerted mission to find a Persimmon driver.

I know they on the wrong side of the water, but here's a sweet trio of drivers going cheap on eBay...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-persimmon-drivers-Powerbilt-and-RARE-Wood-Arts-Texas-/150818958575?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item231d82acef#ht_500wt_1287

[Rich Goodale]

Interesting, Marco, but I'll stick with Play School for my warm and fuzzy analogy.  Golf is great (for at least one reason) because it takes us away from the need to act old, the continuous uncertainty of the new, and the fact that most of us are not outliers, but stuck in the middle, no matter how unique we think we are.  Golf is a sport we play, nothing more.

Ricardo

PS--BTW, who is the old geezer in post #1?

[Mark Bourgeois]

Rich, I think it's Henry Fownes. I know you get it but for others:

Architects

Old School too hard
New School too soft
Middle School jussst right.

Or

Old School too square
New School too round
Middle School jussst right.

Or

Old School too masculine
New School too feminine
Middle School jussst right.

Or--