Green Bay named best place to live in the US.

I bet. Me and a buddy put our snowmobiles through the ice many years ago... We were in about 3.5 feet of water...long story, but we got the sleds out, we were soaking wet and had about a 30 minute ride back to the truck and trailer...that was awful. We stripped down to our underwear for the drive home just to get out of our frozen clothes.

There is some frost on the greens at 5:30am. Probably very similar.

That is some local flavor you will never see in an article, but should be there! People having fun in winter.

I don’t see those kind of crazy events here. I created and organized a one day unlimited Par 3, bbq, horse shoes and beer, lots of beer. I had a local limo company provide 2 limos to take people home. No driving allowed.

It was called “Man Town” a disgusting display of manliness. $100 ticket sold out in a few days. Raised $10K for youth baseball.


Unexpectedly I found out that 3 women were swingers. I heard rumors about all 3 but this confirmed it. They insist I sell them a ticket because they like stupid man things. Imagine 3 women amongst 100 lit guys! No way.

The evening ended with fire surfing. Guys threw pieceso of plywood into our bonfire and tried to surf as long as they could. It was insane

Do you use regular clubs or is there special clubs for the tennis ball?

I'm sure its fun as hell, soccer golfeseque.

As a golfer you know nothing is quite like golf. Addicting and frustrating in equal and unequal measures. Might not make sense, but neither does the game.

Stopped surfing after I caught that first yellowfin. No time for both. Lol.

Well that sucks

Lol I thought I was giving people a fun opportunity to rip Green Bay but instead we ended up with an interesting discussion about winter golf. Very nice!

Never been to Green Bay.

Was in Madison last August. I like it. I think it’s a better place than Portland, ME. Portland was on the list with Green Bay.

Portland is a big draw for young people. The waterfront is a happening place. But the big draw for Portland is breweries which only take a place so far. Gentrification is bringing the city back

I remember when Portland was a hardscrabble city