Puerto Rico being 33 is the most shocking part of the list.
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How about DC being number 6? How many golfers live in DC proper and not VA/MD? Who are these golf mad quality golfers living in DC proper?
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I figure that the breeding ground of unadulterated nepotism is probably a decent place to find a good golfer. I wasn’t ready for the Puerto Rico Open to be such an inspiration to the fine people there.
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I went to Ole Miss. If this list is as I understand it just the average HCP’s of the players that register one in the state. Mississippi is #1 because the only people that keep a handicap are competitive golfers. The average player doesn’t know what a HCP is there. I tried gambling against buddies off caps my senior year and they had no clue what I was talking about.
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Wolski’s Tavern. Favorite spot in the city.
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Many of the tour pros I know don’t keep an official handicap, so you factor in the fact that the 257392947749382626749492761634 retirees who shoot 120 are in the state do, you’re going to get a higher number.
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And then get alcohol policies changed at Sand Valley because of their behavior
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Just wait till the Ope raffle prizes this year…
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Surprise IA is not top 10. Probably most sticks per capita.
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Indiana, though…
Sounds like a working man’s par
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Found live video of @papateeps
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I was watching that match when it happened. The entire pool community lost their minds. Hitting one of those shots in a single match is pretty fucking good. Hitting all 3 IN ONE RACK is mind-blowing stuff.
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Yeah but take your family out of the equation and that per capita number dropa dramatically
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I’m just catching up but I feel like this could be a good conversation starter for tomorrow
Is it:
- Chunk change
- Chump change
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Nope, Mississippi is also #1 for child poverty.
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Hate to see that for you there bud
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Less of a conversation starter like @lazyjk was hoping for, and more of a pile on at this point.
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