I have two hobbies that are both time-consuming and cash-consuming and they are golf and guns/shooting. I'd just like to know how y'all balance your hobbies (both time and money-wise) as I am having a bit of a difficult time deciding what to do...
I pay for a local golf club membership so I really need to play a minimum of once per week and go to the range 1-2x/week just to pay for itself. I'm pretty good at the game but, much like shooting, it takes practice to stay on top of it. My concern is if I spend the time to keep my golf game up that my shooting skills will suffer and that could potentially be a bad deal in the unlikely event of an assault or self defense situation. How much time on a daily (or more likely weekly) basis should be sufficient for the average Joe to keep up his/her shooting skills? My current gun range time is 1-2x/month for 2-3 hours each session. Outside of the range, I don't really do much dry-firing, etc.
I pay for a local golf club membership so I really need to play a minimum of once per week and go to the range 1-2x/week just to pay for itself. I'm pretty good at the game but, much like shooting, it takes practice to stay on top of it. My concern is if I spend the time to keep my golf game up that my shooting skills will suffer and that could potentially be a bad deal in the unlikely event of an assault or self defense situation. How much time on a daily (or more likely weekly) basis should be sufficient for the average Joe to keep up his/her shooting skills? My current gun range time is 1-2x/month for 2-3 hours each session. Outside of the range, I don't really do much dry-firing, etc.