View Full Version : I guess I should not be surprised…
Garywt
10-22-2021, 03:42 PM
… while reading the golf rules and all one of the things they talk about is golf carts and the fact they should never leave the golf cart path, not even a single wheel. While driving around the past few days it is amazing how mane carts are off the paths and some even right at the greens. As I said this should not surprise me but it does. Simple rules to follow but must be for the other golfers and not them.
ureout
10-22-2021, 03:50 PM
… while reading the golf rules and all one of the things they talk about is golf carts and the fact they should never leave the golf cart path, not even a single wheel. While driving around the past few days it is amazing how mane carts are off the paths and some even right at the greens. As I said this should not surprise me but it does. Simple rules to follow but must be for the other golfers and not them.
I assume you are talking about executive courses because on championship courses you can drive to your ball until you are about 50 yds. from the green... and just for info. some players have medical exemption cards so that they can drive up near the greens
raynan
10-22-2021, 04:19 PM
If the cart has a reasonable accommodation (CAP) it's a navy blue band wrapped near the windshield for the ambassador to see and allows people with doctor's approval to ride on courses.
cypress
10-22-2021, 04:19 PM
I always had a tendency to pull slightly off the path for some reason at each stop. Not so much anymore. Probably a habit from driving a car and not wanting to get rear-ended.
tophcfa
10-22-2021, 06:56 PM
It is what it is at the Executives. The stuff I have witnessed on these courses over the years amazes me. Apparently rules are only suggestions, because they are never enforced. Free golf (yes, I know we all pay amenity fees, but you pay the fee regardless of your golfing choice) brings out the best of amateur hour. We very much enjoy playing the Executives, the key is to not have unrealistic expectations.
blueash
10-22-2021, 09:18 PM
Let's go Brandon
For those of us who are not into the latest memes, perhaps you'd do us a favor and explain your sig line and why you think it is appropriate for this website which has a policy forbidding political speech and obscenity. Of course you didn't know what it meant, you just have a friend named Brandon
What does Let'''s go Brandon mean? (https://www.the-sun.com/news/3849893/what-does-lets-go-brandon-meme-mean/)
thevillages2013
10-23-2021, 04:49 AM
You did a good job of it...no need for me to splain Lucy.
You threatened to leave , you left and now you’re back. Welcome back Stanley
thevillages2013
10-23-2021, 05:07 AM
… while reading the golf rules and all one of the things they talk about is golf carts and the fact they should never leave the golf cart path, not even a single wheel. While driving around the past few days it is amazing how mane carts are off the paths and some even right at the greens. As I said this should not surprise me but it does. Simple rules to follow but must be for the other golfers and not them.
Just curious if you have played yet and if you have even bought your golf shirt yet? Come on man, get off TOTV and on the golf course. Let us know where you play for the first time and what the experience was like. Better hurry TEE TIMES WILL BE HARDER TO GET SOON
bowlingal
10-23-2021, 06:12 AM
on the executive courses, on the par 4's, you can drive your cart on the fairways
Bay Kid
10-23-2021, 06:25 AM
It is what it is at the Executives. The stuff I have witnessed on these courses over the years amazes me. Apparently rules are only suggestions, because they are never enforced. Free golf (yes, I know we all pay amenity fees, but you pay the fee regardless of your golfing choice) brings out the best of amateur hour. We very much enjoy playing the Executives, the key is to not have unrealistic expectations.
I once followed a group of walkers w/pull carts that pulled their carts on and across every green. Shocked at some things people will do, no not really.
Petersweeney
10-23-2021, 06:41 AM
The horror…..
Mortal1
10-23-2021, 07:50 AM
Like most golf courses they like there to be grass where it belongs. I play with many people that usually stop with two wheels on the grass. Eventually the grass will die in those areas and be replaced at our cost. They make the cart paths quite wide(exception:mira mesa & Chula Vista)so there is no need to pull off the path(ambassadors are trained to go around).
As to the CAP requirements...30ft from greens and sand traps, no driving between and sand traps and greens. The exception is when the cart path is closer than the 30ft.
As to those who don't care....I'm sure there are things you do care about that others don't....do you like it when they do those things you don't like anyway? Do unto others....
Waltdisney4life
10-23-2021, 07:56 AM
So now you’re at the golf cart police!
TCBoss
10-23-2021, 07:57 AM
… while reading the golf rules and all one of the things they talk about is golf carts and the fact they should never leave the golf cart path, not even a single wheel. While driving around the past few days it is amazing how mane carts are off the paths and some even right at the greens. As I said this should not surprise me but it does. Simple rules to follow but must be for the other golfers and not them.
Many people are disabled and those folks with an access pass are allowed to drive on the fairways but need to stay 10 feet from greens unless they are using a 3 wheel golf cart supplied by the country clubs.
Bogie Shooter
10-23-2021, 07:57 AM
You threatened to leave , you left and now you’re back. Welcome back Stanley
Oh yes, now I remember that leaving story.
DaleDivine
10-23-2021, 08:21 AM
Many people are disabled and those folks with an access pass are allowed to drive on the fairways but need to stay 10 feet from greens unless they are using a 3 wheel golf cart supplied by the country clubs.
It's actually 30 feet from greens, 10 yards.
:popcorn::popcorn::ho:
brick010207
10-23-2021, 08:23 AM
Many people are disabled and those folks with an access pass are allowed to drive on the fairways but need to stay 10 feet from greens unless they are using a 3 wheel golf cart supplied by the country clubs.
It's 30 feet or 10 yards!
Garywt
10-23-2021, 09:14 AM
Just curious if you have played yet and if you have even bought your golf shirt yet? Come on man, get off TOTV and on the golf course. Let us know where you play for the first time and what the experience was like. Better hurry TEE TIMES WILL BE HARDER TO GET SOON
We played yesterday and I brought some polo shirts with me from home. Had them from when I use to work. We played Chula Vista and it was a nice little course that was perfect for us. Mostly groups of 2 playing.
Larchap49
10-23-2021, 10:24 AM
So now you’re at the golf cart police!
I'm guessing you are an offender of those rules or someone mentioning it wouldn't bother you.
Indydealmaker
10-23-2021, 11:12 AM
So now you’re at the golf cart police!
There's a right way and a wrong way to do things and both take about the same time and effort.
vinnytalk
10-23-2021, 01:08 PM
Handicapped pass allows carts on he green and a certain distance from the green
Warcats
10-23-2021, 01:42 PM
… while reading the golf rules and all one of the things they talk about is golf carts and the fact they should never leave the golf cart path, not even a single wheel. While driving around the past few days it is amazing how mane carts are off the paths and some even right at the greens. As I said this should not surprise me but it does. Simple rules to follow but must be for the other golfers and not them.
Could be handicapped like me. I hope to reach a lvl where I can play. Maybe a couple of courses should cater to the handicapped. That would be cool for we who could enjoy without interfering with real humans lol.
Bogie Shooter
10-23-2021, 02:36 PM
Handicapped pass allows carts on he green and a certain distance from the green
Not on the green.
Curtisbwp
10-23-2021, 03:20 PM
There are some courses that allow off path
HORNET
10-23-2021, 08:28 PM
The golf cart path was designed for the golfer. The rule used to be park in the center of the cart path , others like the ambassadors driving backwards should drive around you. PS: stay away from driving near the upper side of a sand trap!
Topspinmo
10-23-2021, 09:01 PM
I assume you are talking about executive courses because on championship courses you can drive to your ball until you are about 50 yds. from the green... and just for info. some players have medical exemption cards so that they can drive up near the greens
Yes, the fake handicap golf sticker that doctors pass out like candy on Halloween. If you got handicap you should already have one. That should be the basic for handicap on golf course, not special doctors hand out. You know who you are. Not directed at you but the faker’ s.
bagboy
10-23-2021, 09:57 PM
A person must have a valid handicap placard issued by the state of Florida authorized by their physician in order to apply for a Course Access Pass.
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