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Just to be fair…. Fixing ball marks on greens is a much bigger problem than just in The Villages. I recently played a wonderful golf course up north (with my son) and found ball marks galore on the greens that soon will host a Korn/Ferry PGA tour event. There were signs in the locker room to please fix ball marks, divots and rake traps. Free ball mark tools were for your taking. It’s a shame so many golfers practice poor golfing etiquette. Sign of the times I guess.
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Where do I learn? I saw post about “Good Golf” class, which I will take, but I didn’t know it existed. What is RA/CAP? The starting shack didn’t mention any of this when I played my first round - do they know it was my first round? I do follow posted signage but have yet to see a sign about ball marks on the green. (Thanks for fixing my marks!) |
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Back home we used to golf at course where we followed all of the High School tournaments, talk about never fixing ball marks, you'd think the coaches or instructors never taught them about it. It was nothing to fix at least 10 of them, just on the line of a putt you were trying.
I know I should have hit it closer to the hole but it was the best I could do.... |
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