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Going with some homebrew club buddies to play 18 on Saturday. Crappy course, but it's only $28/round on the weekend which ain't bad for SoCal. And I suspect they're even worse duffers than me, so it'll probably be a boondoggle.

Trying to decide whether I should "join" my local. It's ~$38/mo and gets me a full bucket at the range every day, and reduces the greens fees for 9 holes on an also pretty crappy par 29 course from $18 to $6. I do need the range time, so I'm really thinking about it.

do it

those little par 29 courses are great for sharpening your game
don't have to hit driver too often

Grain Belt was always the most insanely cheap beer we could buy, but we very rarely did.

When we bought half barrels, it was almost always Busch Light Draft, affordable and drinkable; $33/barrel at Riley's.

Halloween (actually 10/30) 1993, after Wisconsin beat Michigan, we went through the first barrel in like 15 minutes. It was going so quickly that we basically never shut the tap off (kegerator, not hand pump). I'm trying to remember what we bought 12 packs and cases of, but I honestly don't.

We drank Mickeys when we were drinking malt liquor, then my officer basic course roommate had me try OE and one other, but OE was the one that he and I drank when he was "educating me" on Friday, Glory, and some other movies I don't remember (but I do remember those).

don't have to hit driver too often

I have no problem hitting my Woods.It's hitting out of the woods that gives me fits

It's great today we can buy very good beer for $16 a 12 pack.

My father still has golf clubs that are made from actual wood.

Had an old persimmon driver in my bag that I've had for years, but never hit. Pitched it a few weeks ago when I decided to clean out the bag. 

I like to get my beer at the local Indian Rez because they don't charge sales tax. The last time I was in there, I noticed that they sell a lot of ultra right wing stuff. So now I am trying to figure out if they are actually into that sorta thing, or if they have simply decided to corner that market because they are the only place in town that can sell that stuff without being branded racist.

I can definitely see them being into the whole second amendment thing because they have been disarmed by the govt before, and it didn't work out too well for them. But the Confederate stuff is a little unexpected. It used to be popular regionally because of the whole "Dixie" thing, but it kind of fell out of favor for the most part by the 1990s.

There are few things as sweet as happily parting people you don't like from their money.

sounds like one of those 'executive courses' usually in the Par 27-33 range,  pretty much no hole longer than 350, no Par 5s.  the executive can get around the loop in a couple hours if 18 holes (Par 50s-low 60s).    of course (my experience) what ends up happening is you see every 47 handicapper there with a pull cart, lots of pink golf balls and 4 1/2 hour rounds, and you pretty much need to wear a helmet with the errand tee shots and tight routing.   I hate those courses.