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Hit it further and keep it in the short grass, seems like he was giving you good examples on how to manage the course to me /s

Everyone picks up little things from the others they play with. For some, the worry of losing a few bucks is enough for them to grind and focus better. Some are going to take steps to get better. I've known guys that went from 12-4 in almost a year by playing with a bunch of low single caps. Also know a few guys that have shaved a stroke or two off their cap for nearly a decade, slowly improving, getting fit for clubs, taking lessons.

Not disputing you, just saying pay attention on the course. You can learn a lot; to and not to do while out there. But also remember, you're out on the course and (hopefully) in a beautiful environment. Enjoy every minute.

Thanks for the water reminder!

We were supposed to start in Nairobi, but my wife chickened out getting the yellow fever vaccine, so we are sticking with Tanzania only.

We were also starting the trip with a few days in Doha/Dubai, but decided the Middle East probably wasn't the smartest stop. Planning this adventure has been an adventure in itself.

Random meaningless fact....I was conceived in Copenhagen while my parents were on vacation.

Whatever.

The 2026-27 roster, barring transfers out, would be the following.

Guards:
r-Sr Carleigh Wenzel
Sr Samyha Suffren
Sr Sophie Swanson
r-Jr Mackenzie Nelson
Jr Leila Wells
So Kate Sears
Fr Kaleo Anderson

Forwards/Centers:
Sr Carys Baker
Jr Kayl Petersen
So Amani Jenkins
So Aniya Trent
Fr Arianna Harris-Mott

I grew up playing with a +2 and well there are downsides. There are things in course management that you never seen them do when their ball is middle of the fairway every single time. You dont see them in a lot of bunker shots. I got a lot better playing with a couple couple of 9=11s that would make more mistakes and show you how to get out of them. That's not to say I learned nothing from the +2, he taught me the rules and how to swing and putt. But dealing with a course is a lot different that just knowing how to swing.

Just landed in Copenhagen for 4 days, three days in Stockholm. First impression is awesome. Any recommendations or must dos?

We took a safari through the Maasai Mara, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro area back in 2019. It was an amazing trip, but it was all a prepackaged deal with a single tour operator, so i dont have much advice because we just went where we were told, as I'm sure your safari operator will do similarly. One thing, unless it's improved since we were there, dont drink the tap water, bottled only. And be especially careful of other drinks that may use tap water, I suspect some hot tea I drank may not have been fully boiled, because that night and the next day were... uncomfortable and messy. My wife doesnt drink tea and had no such issues.

We were based out of Nairobi, so did not get over to Arusha or Kilimanjaro. Would love to go back and explore there, so looking forward to your trip report!

Will be passing through Toronto on my way to a cabin on Lake of Bays, Ontario. Any recommendations for lunch or dinner spots in Toronto, or anyone familiar with the LoB area at all?

Staying in Amsterdam for 3 nights next week before heading to Tanzania. I'm interested in any suggestions for a first time visit to Amsterdam. I think there may have been a discussion about Amsterdam on here before, but too busy to look right now.

Also, anyone been to Arusha, Tanzania? Staying a couple of days before going on safari.

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