[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by remarks006

You hope grandpa taught golf rules to the grandkids, there is a golf seminar children under 12 are suppose to attend before getting on the course, not many rules enforced ever , never mind after 7:00

Well the way I see it he 1.) Didn't have a clue 2.) Taught them the 1st. rule is you don't have to follow the rules. I would like to think he didn't know.

[anothersteve]

Originally Posted by Jerry101

... it’s called an ‘educated guess’ and has nothing to do with the post!

Originally Posted by Jerry101

... where does it state that I was planning to play that night???

It's called an educated guess
Steve

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by Jerry101

... because I play many days ... morning ... noon ... and night!!!

But on 4/8/2020 you stated that you only play at 6:30 and try to play alone because of the virus. You mention paying trail fees in that post as well. It seems that you are making a case that payment of trail fees allows you to play after hours.

I find this to be amusing. First off if you were going to play at 7:02 you would be breaking the rules .Second try living on a golf course where everything..riding bikes, walking dogs, walkers, runners, site seeing golf cart trips are happening from dusk to well after dark. Everyone who does this is trespassing but they are the privileged and know that no one will do anything about it.Lastly I opened a similar post and it was closed prematurely. So thank you for starting another similar thread. Oh and I've talked to Community watch they told me to get in touch with Community standards who told me to get in touch with the particular golf course I am living on .I stopped at the starter shack and they said in not so many words good luck ! So good luck!!

One last thing .My 87 year old Dad has been here since September. He usually goes back to Massachusetts around Easter. With this pandemic he can't go back to Massachusetts without risking his health so he's still here. He can't play executive golf because he's a guest. Guests aren't allowed so why would grandpa and his grandchildren be "allowed"

[Jerry101]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

You rolled by at 7:02 and again at 7:40, making for a very quick trip to LSL for you and the wife. I think you can see where it appears you were wanting to play.

... no wrong again!!! ... bad idea to draw conclusions that aren’t there!

[Jerry101]

Originally Posted by anothersteve

It's called an educated guess
Steve

... if it’s’pass/fail’ ... you fail!

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Jerry101

... no wrong again!!! ... bad idea to draw conclusions that aren’t there!

You're the one who said you were just passing by with your wife, down the tree-lined lane on the way to LSL. And you listed the times.

That's the problem with fibs - tough to keep them all straight.

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Jerry101

... it’s called an ‘educated guess’ and has nothing to do with the post! In my original post, I never mentioned that I was playing that night! My wife and I drive that tree-lined path often on our way to & from Lake Sumpter Landing. It was on that trip that I noticed the ‘family’.

This one.

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Bosoxfan

One last thing .My 87 year old Dad has been here since September. He usually goes back to Massachusetts around Easter. With this pandemic he can't go back to Massachusetts without risking his health so he's still here. He can't play executive golf because he's a guest. Guests aren't allowed so why would grandpa and his grandchildren be "allowed"

I thought guests were limited to 30 days per year. How does a guest stay for 9 months and play golf (pre-COVID)?

[Shyer]

Seen some at Silver lake a few months show. 3 carts. grandma, son, daughter in-law, 3 grade school age kids. Kids were playing too. In the morning. Starter said it was a birthday party. We skipped second hole. (Starter said it would be okay) I don’t believe grandma played the rest of them did. All over the place.

[Jerry101]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

NO!

Make a tee time for when you CAN make it on-time.

Why do so many who came here knowing the rules want to constantly change or ignore those same rules?

Get yourself another hobby to replace chronic complaining about (or trying to circumvent) policies and rules.

Does your comment have anything to do with my original post? I’d guess not.

[Jerry101]

Originally Posted by Leadbone1

I think it’s great that you got to see a family having a good time with each other. Would’ve been too much trouble for you to just go to the second tee? Get over it!

Duh. I didn’t play. It was an observation! I love families and kids. An executive course at any time is not a place for them. I did not bother them! I am going to guess... just a guess now ... that the senior male adult is a Villager. He should have known better!

[ONTAP15]

Originally Posted by Rwirish

They need to be thrown off the course. It isn’t a playground.

I thought this was "Florida's friendliest home town" Doesn't sound very friendly to me.

[Jerry101]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

I guess we should have known you only wanted "thoughts" from those who agree with you.

I do know that children that age are never allowed on golf courses here. It is the 1st time I saw such a blatant disregard for ‘the rules’. That is the point I was making. You are the one who seems to want to argue about everything! By the way I am a former starter/ambassador. It is very common for golfers to walk on the course after the last tee time. If ambassadors are still on the course they can stop the player, get the players name & Id. Then if the player hasn’t paid for trail fees then will be contacted. The golf courses close at dusk!

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

I thought guests were limited to 30 days per year. How does a guest stay for 9 months and play golf (pre-COVID)?

You are correct but that's for people under 19 only..people over 19 can get a new 30 day guest pass every month ..no limit