Global warming good for the golf industry? (Not if you sell Sun Belt golf vacations)
Bogey Lounge writes about how balmy winter days have become the norm in the Northeast and other areas that are usually snow covered by now.
“The only bad thing about this is that clowns like me who normally play all winter in 6 layers of clothes are finding hard to get weekend tee-times because all of a sudden everyone is a winter golfer,” BL writes. “Half the dudes out there this weekend (expected high 60’s) would have normally by now put their clubs into hibernation, instead they are beating me to the good tee-times.
“Oh well, it’s good for golf or at least for the golf industry.”
Maybe so, Bogey Lounge, but in January, I’d still rather golf in Las Vegas or Myrtle Beach or Florida.
PS: Got a golf or sports blog I should be reading? Let me know.
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Barry keeps going until the first snowfall, regardless of the frostbite!
course, want to attract new golfers.
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