Golf in the Rain

In our defense, it wasn’t raining when we started. I don’t actually much enjoy golfing in the rain, but once we had started we had to finish. It’s November in BC, if you want to golf you have to put up with rain. For those scoring at home, we both missed par putts and bogeyed the hole.

[J A Byrdlip]

Had a friend that said that if you don't learn to golf in the rain in Washington, you only golf for three months.

[Suzanne]

You got a good photograph from the experience, though!

[Maggiemae]

Sounds like you are good golfers! Hope it wasn't cold as well!

[Diana]

No wonder the green is so green! Lovey capture and scene, such an unusually shaped bunker.

[Casablanca]

Hence the invention of the "golfing umbrella," I guess!

[Jaap Meijer]

Wow, what a bright colors, the contrasting Canadian leaf and the dark clouds!

[Babs]

Wow you are keen. At least you had umbrellas

[Poppo Livy]

Two drops and I'm off the course

[Mags]

Diehard to play in the rain! LOL!

[Joanne Diochon]

I have very little use for golf but I love this image with the rolling land and the dark threatening sky. Also like the maple leaf.

[Helge E. Storheim]

Great contrast between the sky and the grass

[KV]

Interesting maple leaf sand pit… what a sky… sounds like you are a pretty determined golfer… finishing what you started.

[LManning (Laura)]

Love how the colours pop against that slate grey sky.

[Korcsog Károly]

Great shot!

[Kathy]

An interesting design on the course. Nice capture of the event.

[Chris Cook]

@byrdlip Or, as the Scots say, nae wind, nae rain, nae golf

[GaryW]

Good shot!