[Birdie Dreamer]

Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer

What's the difference between a reservation point and a play point if it is raining the entire day and no one plays. In my opinion the one point reservation point impacts that person when making another reservation while someone that did not have a reservation has a one point advantage. And the fact is neither player was able to play. Try to convince me that this is fair.

Since it is golf, it can best be described as " the rub of the green". Sometimes works to your advantage and some times not. Accepting your hypothesis that there is an advantage gained I would venture to say over a year most golfers would gain more of an advantage ( by not having a scheduled tee time the day there are no cancelation points) than be disadvantaged ( by having a reservation on said day and not playing).

Besides, who among us thinks golf is fair in the first place?