Post Round Relaxation

[mpare]

As if golf was not a sufficient source of joy for all of us, it struck me as I was looking at some personal photos that the post-round comraderie is as much fun as the game itself. The attached photo taken this summer in Maine should warm your hearts as the lions of winter prepare to enter the local stage. I'm on the right, my uncle is in the center and a very good friend on the left. The quality of the photo was necessarily compromised by the need to reduce it to less than 100kb, but you can still feel our elation.

[spackler]

Great picture and a very simple illustration of why most of us love this game.

By the way, there seems to be 5 beer bottles, but only 3 people.....I'm a bit confused....

[mpare]

No mystery here. We were very thirsty! My daughter who photographed this was equally thirsty. The chowder, by the way, was yummy as were the fried clams and the lobster sandwiches.

Great picture and a very simple illustration of why most of us love this game.

By the way, there seems to be 5 beer bottles, but only 3 people.....I'm a bit confused....

[jeffc]

I hear ya. I hate when I have to get home after a round and pass on the apres golf. The only thing better is having that meal and then going back to play 18 more.

[ironmaster15213]

That's a really nice picture, and it looks as if you three really were injoying yourselfs. I don't know why but I thought you were older, but it looks like your around my age or less.

[mpare]

You're right. It is a very nice picture. Is 57 old? I ask, because that is how old I am. Don't let the looks deceive you. There's a lot of creakiness beneath the surface.

That's a really nice picture, and it looks as if you three really were injoying yourselfs. I don't know why but I thought you were older, but it looks like your around my age or less.

[Shivas Irons]

Is 57 old? I ask, because that is how old I am.

You're only as old as the one you feel.

Like Jeff said, I hate to miss out on the apres golf refreshments and recounting the good, bad, and ugly of the round.

What's that beer you're drinking? Rolling Rock?

[John]

Mmmmmmm rolling rock is one of my fave beers from the states. Straightforward and tasty.

[mpare]

Best of all for any real golfer, Rolling Rock is brewed in Arnie's hometown, Latrobe, Pennsylvania. It"s a great summer beer.

Mmmmmmm rolling rock is one of my fave beers from the states. Straightforward and tasty.

[John]

Another fact learned on this site, i had no idea!

[mpare]

My own curiousity was aroused by what other facts might be out there. Check out their web site: http://www.rollingrock.com/ Great music, etc. Makes me want to drive to Maine for a case of Rolling Rock. Their site links to www.attblueroom.com. Lots of full length music videos there including one of my favourites: Sarah McLachlan, as well as Carolina Rain, Darryl Worley, Five For Fighting, Los Abandoned, Sick Puppies, Unified Tribe, Rock Star Supernova, Sonic Youth, Taylor Swift.

Another fact learned on this site, i had no idea!

[LHSteve]

Yes Rolling Rock is great beer. It is available now in NY State so next trip across the border you should be able to get it. Tops is one supermarket that sells it. I played in a golf tournament last summer with a Rolling Rock rep. (got a free case out of it) and he told that it will probably be available in Ontario next year. They were recently bought by the Brazilian company that bought Labatts.
So check it out at your local LCBO next year.