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Originally Posted by golfing eagles
Which brings us to another problem----horribly damaged edges of cups. People should learn to take the ball out correctly----gently place hand palm facing flagstick and carefully remove ball. Better yet, take the flagstick out before putting like we had to do for 700 years prior to the new rule. DO NOT stick your putter in the cup, carelessly use a suction cup or other such device, nor forcefully yank the flagstick out to get the ball to pop out. Thank you---now go do it!!!!!
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Originally Posted by mrf6969
I still do not have any idea what so called ambassadors do, especially on the executive courses but also on the Champs.
Of course, it is the players responsibility to rake the traps and fill in divots and repair ball marks and drive carts in a 90-degree fashion to preserve the fairways.
The ambassadors drive around the course doing nothing in my opinion. Could they not when they see a golfer not doing their due diligence say something?
Someone needs to monitor those that commit the infraction.
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It would be nice if there was a sand box on every executive and par 3 champion courses tee to allow ease of repairing divots. Or, if you generally take a divot take your sand bootle with you before you tee off.
The tee boxes are getting eaten up. The ambassadors should be monitoring that and sanding those divots.