Was Tiger Woods right when he said a scratch golfer at a country club couldn't break ...?

I’m not a scratch golfer by any means. At my best I did manage to get down to an 8 handicap. However, I did manage to play at two different tour courses in my life. The first time was at PGA Na…

Top stories for Long   Was Tiger Woods right when he said a scratch golfer at a country club couldn't break a 100 on the tour? Bruce Lucas, Human • Answered November 18, 2025 I’m not a scratch golfer by any means. At my best I did manage to get down to an 8 handicap. However, I did manage to play at two different tour courses in my life. The fi... Read more » 278 68   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why are Toyota engines so reliable? Why do Toyota engines last longer than other brands of cars with the same engine? Nick Musial, Bought, Sold, Worked on, and obsessed over • Answered August 18, 2021 I'll answer these two questions backwards because I want to point something out on that last one. A 2.4L 4 cylinder that's in a Toyota isn't the same as a 2.4L 4 cylinder t... Read more » 642 115   What drinks lower cholesterol? Major Pankaj Doltade (पंकज दोलतडे), works at Indian Army • Answered August 28, 2025 In the Indian Army everyone has to undergo medical examination every year in which blood test is compulsory. Many people in their late 40s suffer from the problem of high c... Read more » 1.6K 100   Matthew • Posted Jun 21, 2025 I have been sober for 10 days now. I just turned 60 and I said enough is enough after being a heavy drinker for basically my adult life. I’ve tried rehab, AA , detox programs. The first week off al... Read more » 1.1K 193   Are Teslas really that fast beyond 0-60, or do they slow down in longer races like the 1/4 mile compared to gas-powered supercars? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 20 A Tesla can obliterate a gas supercar off the line, but at 100 mph, a hidden force of physics acts like an invisible brake on the electric motor. The secret to a Tesla's off... Read more » 233 46   What was Trump’s GPA at Wharton? Matt Slezak, Post Grad Certificate Finance and Accounting, The Wharton School (2007) • Updated November 30, 2024 Donald Trump did 2 years at Fordham then transferred into Wharton undergrad. When I was there I looked him up in the alumni directory, he was listed 11 years ago. He has al... Read more » 4.3K 1K   Is two glasses of red wine every night unhealthy for an 80-year-old woman? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered October 24, 2025 Yes. No. Maybe. People used to think red wine in small quantities was good for you, thanks to resveratrol (an antioxidant) and quercetin (a senolytic). Then they found that ... Read more » 1.6K 84   What happens when a submarine surfaces and the crew is exposed to fresh air after months underwater? How do they react to the smell they've gotten used to? Jeff Arndt, Veteran, Formerly served as a Nuclear Electrician on a fast attack. • Answered May 7 As a former nuclear electrician, I can answer this pretty well. As soon as we docked, almost every electrician would have to go topside to help move heavy shore power cable... Read more » 3.1K 88   If casinos have only a 2% edge in Blackjack, why do they win far more often than that? Brian Chu, Director of Product at Epic Games (2019-present) • Updated February 20, 2020 I have a friend who goes to Vegas at least 6 times a year and blackjack is his favorite game to play. He’s smart and knows all the rules of perfect blackjack strategy. He e... Read more » 3.5K 525   I'm a Trump supporter and I'm sick and tired of being called an "idiot." We won the election fair and square, why can't you just accept that? Jay Valenci, studied at University of Pennsylvania • Answered February 11 How come when you win an election it's "fair and square"? When we win an election it's "rigged and stolen"? I don't know whether or not you're an idiot, but George Carlin pro... Read more » 5.7K 1.2K   Why do pilots sometimes offset their course by a couple of miles during flights, especially over long distances like to Hawaii? George Smith, former Retired, living in Kona, HI, and on-board Odyssey at Private pilot 50 + y... • Answered August 18, 2025 When flying in Hawaii, over 40+years as a small plane private pilot I ALWAYS offset my flight path by a couple of miles. Why? The charted routes are called 'Victor airways',... Read more » 2.2K 70   How much did Obama lie during his presidency? Clint Potts, A most-read author on Quora and a Top Writer for 2018 • Answered June 27, 2017 The PolitiFact scorecard for President Barack Obama The PolitiFact scorecard for President Donald Trump Do you notice anything different? If you look at the statements for bot... Read more » 15.8K 373 Read more in your feed

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Is Trump a good golfer?

Yes. I was a +1.7 index golfer, am a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, and have played and won a fair amount of competitive golf. I played pretty regularly with Trump in the la…

Top stories for Long   Is Trump a good golfer? MRONYK, former Managing Director at Deutsche Bank (1997-1998) • Updated November 18, 2022 Yes. I was a +1.7 index golfer, am a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, and have played and won a fair amount of competitive golf. I played pretty regularly ... Read more » 1.4K 361   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Matthew • Posted Jun 21, 2025 I have been sober for 10 days now. I just turned 60 and I said enough is enough after being a heavy drinker for basically my adult life. I’ve tried rehab, AA , detox programs. The first week off al... Read more » 1.1K 193   What are your thoughts on early retirement? David D’Angelo, Author of Minimalist Investor - Building wealth in the UK • Answered April 30 Early retirement sucks. I planned to retire at 40, and actually retired at 42. I planned great things - lots of travelling, and doing what I want, when I want. I planned to t... Read more » 735 68   I passed my field sobriety test but still got a DUI. What is the point in that test? Randall Parker, I've been driving since 1981. • Answered November 16, 2025 If you have watched nearly any police show, you should be familiar with the Miranda Warning. It says, “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will, ... Read more » 164 42   What happens when a submarine surfaces and the crew is exposed to fresh air after months underwater? How do they react to the smell they've gotten used to? Jeff Arndt, Veteran, Formerly served as a Nuclear Electrician on a fast attack. • Answered May 7 As a former nuclear electrician, I can answer this pretty well. As soon as we docked, almost every electrician would have to go topside to help move heavy shore power cable... Read more » 3.1K 88   Do airplanes actually need downtime between flights, or can they just keep flying nonstop with quick refuels? William May • Answered April 30 I have worked on aircraft for 50 years now, including 8 years with a major airline that operated Boeing 747’s and 757’s. Our general observation was that, for 747’s the BEST... Read more » 1.6K 84   How does the pantograph on a train work to prevent the overhead wire from wearing out too quickly? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 18 At 150 mph, a perfectly straight overhead wire would act like a giant saw blade, carving through a train's metal roof connector in a matter of hours. Engineers prevent this ... Read more » 693 53   Honda just announced they will move their Civic production from Mexico to Indiana because of tariffs. When will Democrats admit tariffs work? Mark McClain, World Traveler and Avid Reader (1980-present) • Answered April 27, 2025 How is it you think Tariffs work? Honda said it will move production of Civics to a US plant. So let’s see what that means. Honda sells about 200K Civics annually in North ... Read more » 2.4K 332   Why are Europeans thinner than Americans? Henry R. Greenfield, MBA Finance & History, Thunderbird School of Global Management (1972) • Answered May 7 I have lived on 4 continents, 10 countries and traveled the world for over 50 years. Here is the sad reality and the answers while good are out of date. This is the snack ai... Read more » 202 42   Is the Beach Boys song "Sloop John B" as innocent as it sounds? Lance Berg, NONE: they do you no good, me no favors, spare both trouble. • Answered May 2 It is exactly as non innocent as it sounds. A guy goes to a carribean port where he gets drunk, is miserable, and wants to go home. It does hide a little secret: A sloop is ... Read more » 1.9K 156   Why are Toyota engines so reliable? Why do Toyota engines last longer than other brands of cars with the same engine? Nick Musial, Bought, Sold, Worked on, and obsessed over • Answered August 18, 2021 I'll answer these two questions backwards because I want to point something out on that last one. A 2.4L 4 cylinder that's in a Toyota isn't the same as a 2.4L 4 cylinder t... Read more » 642 115   Is two glasses of red wine every night unhealthy for an 80-year-old woman? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered October 24, 2025 Yes. No. Maybe. People used to think red wine in small quantities was good for you, thanks to resveratrol (an antioxidant) and quercetin (a senolytic). Then they found that ... Read more » 1.6K 84 Read more in your feed

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