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Does this mean I've turned into someone else's dad?
I rode across a golf course on Saturday (legally...). Does that count?
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Argyll on cycle-wear? Whatever next?!
I often ride round the edge of the local golf course. I wouldn't do it, but I like the idea of leaving a big long skid on the green of the nr 5 hole. It reminds me of fresh snow that needs footprints in it.
I've ridden a couple of bridleways through golf courses
"cycling holidays" - aren't these just called "holidays" ?
I rode across a golf course a few weeks back (on a row, of course) It runs through a slight valley with the fairway at 90 degrees so going down from tee to fairway, and then uphill again to the green. With not a soul in sight, I was this -> <- close to drawing a big cock and balls on the uphill bit in the morning dew so it was visible from the elevated tee.
Maybe next time.
"cycling holidays" - aren't these just called "holidays" ?
Depends who we're trying to talk into it.
😉
More than a touch of golfist about the new Sealskinz design
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I like the climb on the Long Mynd that goes up through the golf course. I seem to get winged at much less then anywhere else on the hills. I think golfers prefer bikers to walkers as they take less time to get out of the way. I got shouted at once when I unwittingly stopped for a rest in front of some golfers Teeing off.
Depends who we're trying to talk into it.
no comment mate 😉