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Bulwark Fire-Resistant Coveralls. Orange. (Looks a lot like a prison jumpsuit.) It's a work thing.

At the very least, get more modern woods and/or hybrids. My dad, who's around 76, can hit it just about as far as I do, and I'm thirty years younger. He's got the latest Ping driver, and I've got a Taylor-Made that's three or so years old. Technology makes a difference. And sure, working on your...

I hear you. I don't play with anything but Titleist ProV1 balls, but that's only because I find five or six brand new ones in the weeds every time I go out to play. I can't tell you the last time I actually paid for golf balls. I've got about 250 of them in a crate in my garage.

And another note… Don't forget your balls. I mean… As people get older, I think the choice of ball becomes even more important. You might want something a little softer, especially if you're just getting back in the game. Maybe try a Srixon Soft Feel to start with.

Oh, certainly play a little with what you have. Chances are your current setup might not be as forgiving, or give you as much distance as the new sticks would. But for getting out there and seeing if you still like golf? What you've got is good enough. Another option would be to rent a set of...

My suggestion? Pick up a gently-used set of clubs from Craigslist, Golf Galaxy, or a similar place. You'll save a few bucks over new, and still get a lot of the technology found in the latest offerings. I've bought all of my recent woods (Ping and Taylor Made) used, and found some great bargains.

As part of my job (long story), I spent the better part of three years living in a 28-foot Airstream trailer. I had never towed so much as a jetski before hooking up the Airstream, and I was terrified. Twenty minutes later, I forgot I was towing anything. (In fact, I pulled into a Sonic with 28...

Those are some great ideas. I'll do a bit of research and see what my options are. Cheers!

Since we're a few years away, I haven't looked into the options, but I'll get on it. Thanks!

Greetings, ER crew! I'm glad I found this forum. I've already learned so much just browsing through the threads, and can't wait to learn from the collected smarts of this group. So here's a bit of background to start with… I'm forty-five, married (happily for almost 20 years), and it's just...