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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]First, golf only takes place between April and November at the most - 6 months out of the year.

[b]my wife lets me go when I want and she gets the time to do what she wants. [/b]

I would lose my mind if she put a quota on me of, say, twice a month and driving range with advanced notice.  Same for her with the things she likes to do.

I play twice most weekends during the summer, and try to be home by noon when I do, but not always.  I also take 4-5 trips a year, some or most of those are work related, also hit the range once or twice a week.   She takes a few weekends to do the things she wants to do.    People run every day or hit the gym every day which I assume equates to 7-8 hours, so I am not sure how that is different than playing golf.

As long as nobody abuses the system and is grateful for the time they get to do other things they like to do, it works.  For those of you who are nagging your husband to stay home or limit his golf - get a hobby and get some balance.  This has nothing to do with golf and everything to do with balance.  Nobody should have to check in, make a list or make sure that everybody has equivalent time away.  That would never work for us.  [/quote]

OP - get a hobby even if it's walking on the treadmill, sitting in the sauna, showering followed by reading at Starbucks for an hour or two in the [b]gold "odd-season."[/b] \\

If DH gets pissy, ask him for suggestions on how to fix it and relate it to his golfing habit.[/quote]

should read in the GOLF OFF SEASON.  ;)[/quote]

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