by Ted McIntyre
A week ago, I was in Florida for five days, then off to Nassau for two days. I wore a short sleeve for maybe five hours that whole time. It was cool, overcast and rainy. By the time I finished my round in Nassau, I had a golf shirt covered by a pullover covered by a windshirt.
I think the correct term is Global Cooling.

by Steve Marantz
I live 10 miles north of Boston, on the coast. A nine-hold course, Kelley Greens, in Nahant, stays open year-round. For about three months in winter, you would think it was St. Andrews. The die-hards love it. And yes, the winters have been more mild. We've had temps in the 50s and even 60s in the last two weeks. But even if it's 40, and the sun is out, it's fine for golf. There's also a winter 'club' at Kelley Greens that plays no matter how cold or how much snow. Kelley Greens is right on the harbor - it doesn't get as much snow as inland - but it's also wet and marshy - you have to wade through puddles and get wet. Of course, after a freeze, it's hard-packed and icy, and the ball goes a long way. The cafe is newly renovated with four flat-screen TVs and a decent menu. For $20 you get nine holes, a sandwich and a beer. That's a lot cheaper than flying to Florida or North Carolina.

by Chris
Tim - Global warming is just that - global! In Canada,our summer temps hit 95 plus now. But for January, 57 is indeed "sunburn" weather for Canadians. As it is for millions of Americans, too. It's not all ice and snow here!! But your point is right on. Global warming is having a major effect on golf course, especially in the southwest U.S. where temperatures are forecast to climb and climb. That will cause water restrictions and many other resulting issues.
Chris Henry
eagleparbirdie.com

by Rick Sahli
No global warming here in Oregon. It has been wetter and colder than usual. (I think the whole golbal warming thing is a crock anyway). However, it hasn't stoped us from playing golf. Spent the weekend after New Year's at Bandon Dunes. Only had one day out of four where it rained and blew 50 mph. The rest of the time was overcast, drizzly and in the low 40's. It was awesome!

by Eric "Speedcat Hollydale"
I think the GW conspiracy is a crock too!
I will play golf anytime a course is open, but here it is below zero and might cause death. (I'll wait for the 30's) Ha haa!!