Yeah, and turn your blinker on when making a turn and have your dog stop peeing in my bleep bleep yard - oh the horror!

:loco::loco:

And, we should design the cars so if you turn on the turn signal and don't turn, they car turns anyway...

I’ve railed on this for over 7 years; don’t you know we have a class of people here that are the privileged entitled and it is beyond them to fix divots, repair ball marks and rake the traps. Lazy a$$ people are what they actually are.

It is not because "some" players don't know.

It is they don't care/not my job/ignorant/inconsiderate and it is not relative to snow birds.

No change in my 18 years here!
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Or just attach those points to their ID so they can't make a tee time or walk up to the starter. They could still sneak on after hours, but I would simply make it a no trespassing zone after hours unless you have advance permission.

I guess the word is “entitled” - even at the most clubs, the members take pride in their course, and fix ball marks, etc.
It’s people who don’t care, who don’t take pride in what they have access to.

Probably after late hours practice if out early mornings? Seen few hit several approach shots After hours while walking in evenings. I highly doubt their fixing all the divots?

Golfers are entitled…..:wave:

Never post a challenge. Now they will think of ways to blame them.

My guess is that they simply don't know better. Many of the people I get paired with, are new. They are just learning and need to be taught. These are usually the same people that need to know you don't walk on someone's line, or walk around the hole to get your ball out. In some cases you have to call them out on the issue. In others it's a learning opportunity.

As a practice, I'll fix my ball mark and as many others as I can find while I have time. In some cases I make a point to exaggerate things and in others I say something. In most cases, they just didn't know.

If there too lazy (not talking about true handicapped, but the special golfers only handicap) to walk 20 yards to greens thinks their going to bend over fix divots?

Please explain the difference between snowbirds golfers and full time villages cause I can’t…:confused:

After that what is the difference between males and females. Asking for a friend.:undecided:

We live in a community of older folks. I see on the courses many that cannot bend over to get the ball out of the cup. They have a ball retriever at the end of their putter. How in the world can one expect them to fix anything on the green?
On a side note, one poster here said something about aerated greens and people not fixing divots. After aeration, fixing a divot will do more damage to a green. Try it sometime and you will see.

My friend said "Balls!"