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Originally Posted by rubicon
TheVillageChicken: You are right. What i filed to make clear is that the golf industry is on a campaign to speed up golf because they are losing people to this game. My point was to explain that there are things we can and should do but when all is said in done what does a golfer do when faster golf intersects with a player's quest for quality performance and an enjoyable round
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with quality performance. Faster golf is being ready when it's your turn...not jibber jabbering when you should be moving or hitting....writing your score on the next tee...parking your cart nearest where you would exit the green to go to the next tee...not looking for golf balls....if you're first to hole out then you tend the pin....be ready and it will speed up play and be more enjoyable... if you go to a golf course to play golf and not just socialize...take no mulligans(no it really ISN'T a part of golf)...if you hit one in the water drop in the drop area...once you're done with a hole move off to the next tee as quick as you can...playing quickly doesn't hurt performance or fun...acting like it does will do so...
the only way to improve is to be able to understand what you're doing wrong and going to a golf range to work on your game.