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Originally Posted by Former Michiganders
Your post is full of stereo types and unfounded generalities obviously against women golfers. Our ladies foursomes have been behind plenty of slow foursomes of men who take unlimited mulligans, take multiple practice swings before they hit the ball, search for lost balls and will not give up until they find them, line up their putts from every possible angle before they putt, sit in their golf carts marking their score cards before they leave the green. and countless other things that slow up the play. Maybe , as you put it , the men leaders should "speak up to their groups then lead by example and they can not play again until attending a Good Golf School or Ready Golf session." Oh and don't forget giving the slow men a yellow card.
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Boy Howdy, Saw this post coming! You never want to "rile up" a lady golfer.
I honestly don't believe that was the intention of the OP. Male, female, young or older, the pace of play should be "reasonable". We have a self imposed rule in our group to pick up your ball after triple bogey and I've seen some pretty good golfers pick up after six on a par three and move on. We always play ready golf---its more fun for everybody on the golf course. The good Golf school is a must for all golfers regardless of skill level.
I would have a "problem" with anybody who is not courteous on a golf course or anywhere else. You certainly don't "make fun" of somebody for using the forward tees. You should congratulate and encourage them! Fore
