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lol dont wanna get my hair wet mang

golf is crap when its raining plus dont wannt get the new kit wet lol

Haha.. That's what umbrella's and bag rain hoods are for!!!

I like playing when it's wet, greens slow down and down break nearly as much as when it's dry.

Haha.. That's what umbrella's and bag rain hoods are for!!!

I like playing when it's wet, greens slow down and down break nearly as much as when it's dry.

I hate slow greens......some of the courses i have played at before tend to have a mix on greens within that 9 holes......annoys the F**K out of me lol

Very valid point you have there lol - No argument from me, i know owning a black car lool.

Even cleaning it... gets it dirty some how :)

Ahhhh someone knows my pain. Ever since I have owned that car I have cursed the colour. As I always say it gets dirty by looking at it

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