[upthesaukee]

Our course (Farmington) closed in Nov, and I (we) have been ready to play since then. Drove by the other day after the rain, and it looks like they faired quite well, no flooding.

I started working out in late January, trying to lose the spare tire(s) I have been carrying around, and even started to do some exercised to try to strengthen the golf swing, and increase flexibility. However, having just had another one of those birthdays, I'm not sure just how successful the flexibility training will be.

Bottom line, now is the time to start working on the muscles, do some practice swinging, and then go hit a bucket.

BTW Baygo, on your side of the lake, Lochmere in Tilton is great, Waukewan in Merideth is very good, and Pheasant Ridge in Gilford is nice. All are 18 hole courses and are usually maintained in good to great shape. Keep it in the short grass.