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I've driven my own car through all 48 contiguous states.

 

I've watched a college basketball game in over 50 arenas.

 

I visited 87 colleges between 1991-1993 and bought a hat at each one.

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I have 2 ankles on 1 foot. I won 1st place in the Bluessgrass games in Race Walking.

26 years and same. So frustrating. My former brother-in-law, who is still a good friend, can't break a 100 with a foot wedge...and he has one. So. Aggravating.

 

27 years for me. I watched a friend get one in the rain, on a day where he shot over 100. Even worse, he did it with a range ball he had picked up because he had lost so many balls that day.

I hate chocolate.

I've been playing golf for 32 years and I've yet to have a Hole-in-One.

That’s hard to imagine because I know you’re a very good golfer. An old hack like me has had two, one off a ground burning miss hit, lol.

I hate chocolate.

 

Dude, that is the first dislike I have ever given.

26 years and same. So frustrating. My former brother-in-law, who is still a good friend, can't break a 100 with a foot wedge...and he has one. So. Aggravating.

 

I have an eagle on a par 4 (off of a tree), Ive never broke 110, lol.

While I haven’t been playing golf as long as most of you all, I am pretty decent and finished last year with a handicap of 0.7 and I’ve never come within a foot of a hole in one. Hell I’ve never even holed out from outside of 40 yards. I play probably 200 rounds a year.

I was at the UK-Duke game when Laettner made "the shot". I was in my last semester in college, and me and a few of my friends decided to head down to the Spectrum to try to get in to see the game. Bought our tickets from a scalper for $25 each just as the game had started. Never even fathomed that I'd eventually live in Kentucky.

While I haven’t been playing golf as long as most of you all, I am pretty decent and finished last year with a handicap of 0.7 and I’ve never come within a foot of a hole in one. Hell I’ve never even holed out from outside of 40 yards. I play probably 200 rounds a year.

 

I've been close a couple of times (within a foot). I've also not holed many shots out over 40 yards. I one hopped a 60 yarder into the hole once. My other hole out was a much better story. I holed my second shot from 250 yards on a par five about 20 years ago. The problem was my first shot went in the water, so I only ended up with an Eagle.

In 42 years, I have had only 3 different jobs. That includes a part time job as a teenager.

27 years for me. I watched a friend get one in the rain, on a day where he shot over 100. Even worse, he did it with a range ball he had picked up because he had lost so many balls that day.

I loathe that friend of yours I've never met.

In 42 years, I have had only 3 different jobs. That includes a part time job as a teenager.

 

I'm right there with you. I mowed yards and worked putting up hay in my early teens, had a job cleaning an office when I was 15 then spent 30+ years working for one company.

Dude, that is the first dislike I have ever given.

 

Let me give you your second. :D

I was friends with retired PGA Tour Pro Robert Damron in 6th grade. He enrolled half way through the year and didn't have any friends. I felt sorry for him and befriended him.

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