[drcar]

Originally Posted by Steve

What's ridiculous about the '2 carts on the fairway, one on the cart trail policy' is that as soon as one of the two carts leaves the fairway it's OK for the third cart to go onto the fairway. So nothing has been gained and the game has been slowed down.

Sorry you are NOT correct, the one cart will be required to stay off fairway for that hole!

[kendi]

Originally Posted by rustyp

Can I refuse to share a ride in a golf cart with a political sticker attached ?

A political opinion does not define a person. In spite of the differences there’s a good chance you’ll have a nice outing together. There are plenty of non political things you may have in common. Even if not there are a multitude of other things to talk about.

[drcar]

Originally Posted by rustyp

Can I refuse to share a ride in a golf cart with a political sticker attached ?

Really, not worth a reply

[Safety Ranger]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

The new policy appears to be more restrictive than before COVID.

The exceptions (as I have heard):
=> Different reservation
=> Smoker
=> Sick
=> Only two golfers in group.

Some starters are very open and communicative, others jus point to the sign.

What have you heard??

and you know its coming.... an increase in Trail Fees for the privilege of not using your own cart.

[Mrmean58]

I respectfully disagree. We see phone users holding up play every day. Most of the time is texting rather as opposed to talking on the phone. Or King of all delays using cell phones is FaceTime. Talking to the grand kids while on the course @ 125db. This should be punishable by capital punishment.

[tfish47@comcast.net]

Thought I was getting away from that micromanaging BS by moving here. Looks like somebody has too few real issues on the schedule.

A foursome will have maximum of four golf carts, with only two allowed on the fairways of par fours and fives, and none on the par threes, at the same time. Simple enough.

The people responsible for this stuff just need to get out of the way and let us enjoy playing golf without having to worry about who we have to ride with.

[DonH57]

Originally Posted by Safety Ranger

and you know its coming.... an increase in Trail Fees for the privilege of not using your own cart.

That's not a problem. Don't forget. No more spectators after November first unless they're walking. After returning to golf after my second knee replacement I will be walking the courses again so no more trail fees for riding in other peoples carts.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by tfish47@comcast.net

Thought I was getting away from that micromanaging BS by moving here. Looks like somebody has too few real issues on the schedule.

A foursome will have maximum of four golf carts, with only two allowed on the fairways of par fours and fives, and none on the par threes, at the same time. Simple enough.

The people responsible for this stuff just need to get out of the way and let us enjoy playing golf without having to worry about who we have to ride with.

Read drcar's posts----4 carts will NOT be allowed (on championship courses)

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by DonH57

That's not a problem. Don't forget. No more spectators after November first unless they're walking. After returning to golf after my second knee replacement I will be walking the courses again so no more trail fees for riding in other peoples carts.

Who would want to watch the kind of golfers that frequent exec courses?????? It's not like getting denied a ticket to the Masters ::1rotf:

[jjombrello]

Good point!

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

The new policy appears to be more restrictive than before COVID.

The exceptions (as I have heard):
=> Different reservation
=> Smoker
=> Sick
=> Only two golfers in group.

Some starters are very open and communicative, others jus point to the sign.

What have you heard??

Was told the same thing today by a starter.

New: "Management" will be in the starter shacks next week to help enforce the new policy.

[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Why would that slow down the game? (Not a golfer but can't see why right/left handedness would matter in a cart)

If a lefty and righty both hit a mediocre shot, they usually end up in the rough on exactly opposite sides of fairway.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by MrChip72

If a lefty and righty both hit a mediocre shot, they usually end up in the rough on exactly opposite sides of fairway.

Thank you.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by MrChip72

If a lefty and righty both hit a mediocre shot, they usually end up in the rough on exactly opposite sides of fairway.

Unless one hooks and the other slices

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Topgun 1776

Do you even play golf? Where did you get that from? Do you own a cell phone? So, you communicate by pager? Yours is a ridiculous statement. I have never seen anyone holding up play because of cell phone use. Of all the things that slow up play or create etiquette issues...cell phone use has to be near or on the bottom.

You obviously never belonged to a Private Club, most of which prohibit cell phone use on the course and clubhouse.

It's a serious breach of etiquette. Do you really play golf or are you just a TV Hacker?