[DoctorDeryOne]

I have thought about it, but mostly because of the difficulty in finding and trying clubs. Also because I am a bit ambidextrous, I bat lefty, but throw righty, bowl lefty, hockey lefty, but tennis righty, I thought it might be a little easier than most.

[clitlyphype]

I am right handed, but in baseball I bat left handed, so golfing this way was more natural. I try to use my dad's right handed clubs, but I just can't turn through. I would rather devote my time to becoming a scratch golfer left handed.

[blenIgnigeSef]

I have some rotator cuff issues and ligament tears in my right shoulder that make it painful to play. If i have surgery on it I'll be out of the game for six months I have thought about switching only in the context of reducing the stress on my right shoulder.

Crafty I had a buddy have shoulder surgery and didn't want to miss golf. Surgery was in October and he rehabbed all winter and by March he was back to a 7 handicap. I had hoped to kick his butt at least once but nope!!

[pirinosa]

Crafty I had a buddy have shoulder surgery and didn't want to miss golf. Surgery was in October and he rehabbed all winter and by March he was back to a 7 handicap. I had hoped to kick his butt at least once but nope!!

Good to know. I'm going to consider it this winter. I really don't want to be laid up for that long. I can deal with the pain. I just don't throw anything anymore and I make sure I warm up really well before I play golf. Perhaps I just need to bite the bullet and get it done.