Golfanatic

Pebble is my choice, first time was in awe of the scenery/history. The second time golf mattered more. Nothing against Spyglass or Spanish Bay, both excellent tracts. I favor Spyglass between these two.

Propofol is the drug of choice. Most often fentanyl is not required.

Played this weekend, 2 rounds. Greens were in decent shape, so were fairways and bunkers. Rough was a different story. Some was cut with dead/cut grass piled up and some was not cut. Maybe an equipment problem. Not cut was tall enough to lose balls not far off of fairway. Overall not a bad experience, stay out of rough and all is good!

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I believe it is less than .50 on the dollar, more in the .25 to .30 range. Medicaid payment does not cover the cost of medical services for hospitals. Many providers refuse Medicaid patients because payments are so low.

Great replies. My only offer, for the first time have one or two extra grips. As with other skills you’ll get better as you do more. My golf group changes grips together, each has a specific job; remove grip, remove tape and old glue, new tape, etc.

Very good condition. They have been watering a lot but fairways still roll. Very little heat stress on greens. Chairman’s cup was last week. Notah Begay Championship coming up early November.

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I did 37 years ago. Certainly enjoy my career. Recently scaled down to 2 days a week; no call or weekends. Good stuff.

Agree with staying away from dark colors. We did a green that was a really nice match with bricks and such but was a little too dark. Didn’t have a problem with summer of ‘22 but had noticeable warping during this past summer.

My experience with HDL, LDL and Triglycerides also involve having a stent at 52. Mostly genetics but total cholesterol was normal; LDL (bad) was borderline high. HDL (good) was borderline low and Triglycerides were in the midrange. These are reported on a lipid profile and also calculated as cardiac ratio/index, a ratio between the three. This is the number we chose to focus on, mine was 5.2. Normal is about 5 to 3. Crestor 10mg to help lower LDL and get a bump up on the HDL. Exercising will also push HDL up. Zetia 10mg (works in the gut) to lower LDL. Changed my diet (less booze) to take Triglycerides down. I’m 66 now cardiac ratio stays around 2.5 and am very active. Lost my Dad and a brother in their early 50’s to heart attacks. Don’t smoke either. It can be done and there are different ways to it but it takes the commitment between you and your medical provider.