"I used to play golf. But I'll tell you something: I would only play it in the late summer. Oh, occasionally the early summer, but usually the late summer - or the mid-summer. Just the early summer, midsummer and late summer. Occasionally, early spring, early mid-spring, or perhaps the late-midspring. Oh, sometimes the early-mid-late-early fall. . . But never in the winter. Never in the winter."

Couldn't resist, and Jordan, this is a spoof of a famous comedian's act that is lightyears before your time.

Cheers,
Brad

if there's no snow on the ground and the termperature is about 30 degrees or higher, that's great golf season for me!

As a southern hemisphere boy now living in a place with an inhospitable and golf unfriendly winter (Beijing) I have to vote for mid spring -- the rust has come off, and the promise of 8 months golf lies before you. I think that autumn golf is nicer, weather-wise, but it is tinged with, well, melancholy -- the golf season coming to an end

any time there is no snow.

Fall is best for fast and firm.

Hey Brian, my Dad says there is a bit of snow this morning! Sounds like about 6 inches where he is. Hope your CD collection is primed and ready to go, looks like music season is upon you in the yoop.

Hey Brian, my Dad says there is a bit of snow this morning! Sounds like about 6 inches where he is. Hope your CD collection is primed and ready to go, looks like music season is upon you in the yoop.

Indeed.  In town here there isn't too much, but an inch or two everywhere has covered the golf course for the next day or two.  I heard that in the higher terrain a little further inland they have a few more inches, and they're calling for 6-12 in the Keweenaw Peninsula today.

We'll have some more good days ahead, but the CDs and DVDs are indeed waiting...

I have to say the fall here in New England.  Mild temps, courses that aren't crowded like the summer...often lower greens fees...and you have had all summer to play your best at the end!!