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Geez! I'm 22 strokes ahead at Latrobe this week.

GoesForIt wrote:Geez! I'm 22 strokes ahead at Latrobe this week.

Yeah, but you're also in last place.

rwoodworkr wrote:

GoesForIt wrote:Geez! I'm 22 strokes ahead at Latrobe this week.

Yeah, but you're also in last place.

I guess I was in glass half full-mode.

I'd like to join you, I always like playing Latrobe. Unfortunately, I've been battling a severe case of vertigo for the past week. It seems to be tapering off, so hopefully, the room will stop spinning around soon.

rwoodworkr wrote:I'd like to join you, I always like playing Latrobe. Unfortunately, I've been battling a severe case of vertigo for the past week. It seems to be tapering off, so hopefully, the room will stop spinning around soon.

I went through an episode of that. Turned out to be ear crystal's... never knew ear had crystals.

Doctor said turn your head as far in one direction as possible then violently throw it all the way to the other side. Do it in both directions several times a day.

By the following afternoon I was in fine shape. Just putting the crystals back in suspension with the ear fluid.

Might ask a Dr. About it?

I've suffered with it for years. This works, although I sometimes have to do it several times for it to "take" - Epley maneuver.

https://www.webmd.com/brain/home-remedies-vertigo

You'll experience the room spinning at several steps, but when you finish it's fixed! It might help to have someone standing by while you do it - only takes a minute or two.

Pete

GoesForIt wrote:

rwoodworkr wrote:I'd like to join you, I always like playing Latrobe. Unfortunately, I've been battling a severe case of vertigo for the past week. It seems to be tapering off, so hopefully, the room will stop spinning around soon.

I went through an episode of that. Turned out to be ear crystal's... never knew ear had crystals.

Doctor said turn your head as far in one direction as possible then violently throw it all the way to the other side. Do it in both directions several times a day.

By the following afternoon I was in fine shape. Just putting the crystals back in suspension with the ear fluid.

Might ask a Dr. About it?

I had plenty of the dizzy spinning stuff and some doctor did that thing with the head to me. Turned out I had menieres. Ended up having an operation to relieve the pressure in the ear.

GoesForIt wrote:...Turned out to be ear crystal's...

This is what I've been told. Thanks for the advice Doug and Pete. I'll give those a try.

I won't be able to finish today, but I'll see if I can get in a couple of rounds to compete with your guy's 36 hole scores, Doug and Steve.

I know now why I haven't played this course for a long time

Steve Sullivan wrote:I know now why I haven't played this course for a long time

Yeah, a good old classic course that was made for Links 1.05.

Steve Sullivan wrote:I know now why I haven't played this course for a long time

It would be nice if it got a redo in APCD. It has some really nice, challenging holes.