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"Or just mark in the bogeys/pars/birdies/eagles till you were almost there?"



Yes, that might be the way to start.

In a sort of anti-climax, I ticked off a hole yesterday, after getting a birdie on a short/easy Par 3 Sixth, somehow managing to hole a 40' putt. Pure fluke, obv, as most 40' putts are, especially at my level, but it counts. Realistically, I'm never going to better that, so I'm up & running.

Just need to find a way to keep track of every hole now. I don't do spreadsheets these days, but it won't be a problem, I have time on my hands.

RIP JV. Loved when he mimicked other players.

And don't get me started on "Boat Players"

I also slag Dennis Taylor off for insisting on calling Jimmy White, "The World Wind"

I feel bad for slagging him off for continually shouting, "Where's the cue ball going?" now.

RIP John Virgo, his last commentary was only 17 days ago.

I'll second The Alabama Three suggestion.

Exile on Coldharbour Lane has been one of my favourite albums for ages.

The first album I bought of theirs because of Woke up. Saw them the 1st time touring the Power in the Blood album. You have great taste Ralph.

I used to take The Observer every Sunday until around 10 years ago Kev, and they had a really good music section where they reviewed new releases, and I bought quite a few CD's on the strength of some rave reviews. Exile on Coldharbour Lane was one of those.

I'll second The Alabama Three suggestion.

Exile on Coldharbour Lane has been one of my favourite albums for ages.

The first album I bought of theirs because of Woke up. Saw them the 1st time touring the Power in the Blood album. You have great taste Ralph.

Mark Carney the ex-chief of the Bank of England and now Canada's Prime Minister made a similar comment recently about world trade.

He said: "If you're not at the table you're on the menu".

I'll second The Alabama Three suggestion.

Exile on Coldharbour Lane has been one of my favourite albums for ages.