I have been a hunter and fisherman all my life it's what it's basically my identity to anyone one that has known me. I started playing golf last year a little and really liked it. This year I played again and liked it so much I joined my local country club which isn't that nice but for $95 a month I get all the golf I want and cart (it's an 18 holer). I have been probably 10 times in the last month and 4 of the last 6 evenings. I suck at it but getting better each time I'm out. I don't care to be good but just hope to not embarrass myself. I've also started playing with a men's group on Wednesday evenings and we play 9 then have dinner and drinks afterwards. I've met some really fun and awesome people doing that so far to. I used to think the golf community was snooty and fisherman friendly. Now I think just the opposite almost. Fishing has gotten so cut throat and competitive and nasty to each other then I go to this country club and there are some of the most laid back and friendly people I have ever met. I'm finding when I have a free evening it's easier to grab the clubs and run and play 18 while listening to music and chilling then it is to hook the boat up go to the lake fish, drive back home unload everything etc. Also when I leave the golf course all the way home I'm thinking about when I can go next. It's a weird feeling picking golf over fishing but right now that's what is happening. Anyone else had this happen or run into this? Maybe because it's new to me I don't know. I played basketball in highschool and enjoyed being athletic and played at the church till I ruptured my achilles so no more bball but as we get older it's still fun to find a sport and something a little competitive or something to push you to be better at? Maybe that's it? Anyway thanks for listening :)