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What sports do you consider yourself above average at?

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Depends. I cannot shoot a basketball to save my life. Couldn't in high school, can't now. But I can handle and pass well, still can defend. Love to mix it up in the paint. Although I'm obviously no where near as good, if I was an NBA player I'd be a Rondo type of pg with my skill set.

 

Can still do some damage in touch football. Hate playing QB though.

 

Not good at baseball. Very limited experience golfing.

I'm an above average golfer. I'm almost 59 and carry an 10 handicap. That's from the regular tees on most courses, which are usually 6,000 to 6,200 yards.

I'm an above average golfer. I'm almost 59 and carry an 10 handicap. That's from the regular tees on most courses, which are usually 6,000 to 6,200 yards.

 

A little better than me. Never actually figured a handicap, but from regular tees I'm about a 15.

I was good at basketball...ten years later, not so much. Now I just try to grab rebounds and set screens.

 

Was pretty good at softball and still am today.

I am an ace with the remote in my hand.

Actually was a pretty decent golfer, 5-6 handicap, until arthritis kicked my butt 3 years ago. Now I have only been able to play 1 round in the last 2 years.

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