Village jack that really is funny my best laugh of the day

Update
 

Contacted starter today at Amberwood.....He said if mowers delay play, yell "Fore" and go ahead and hit.......

Don't worry about it , Its only a two stroke penalty

FORE goodness sakes ..........fumar:D

That would be the safest place to be (on the green ) if i were hittng

There are many scenarios. For instance the maintenance guy may have been Hfocused on his work. he may not have hear you over the lawnmower motor or if he could he may not understand english. His supervisor may have had a production agenda and told him not to stop for any reason and then slapped a hard hat on his head

Bottom line for me I never intentionally hit into anyone

:agree: While the golfer may be doing a "slow burn", the mower may be unaware, just trying to do a good job. The golden rule is always a good policy, IMHO

You could
 

You could try yelling "cuatro".

or quatro

In Spanish, "cuatro" would be correct for "four".

Bill :)

Quatro
 

Quatro would work...if he was Portuguese.

or yu could say
 

Four (fore)!...Oh Lord, here we go again, please pass the popcorn!

Was that his personal opinion?

I am sure it is not a Villages opinion. At Amberwood, they will not let you hit your drive on the very short par 4 because you might accidentally hit someone.

I cannot believe anyone would say to hit into anyone. Hard hats or not.

It was NOT his personal opinion
 

Actually it was two starters that told me "Yell fore, then hit"....Maintenance staff should NOT interfere with play....Incidentally there was a back up!
Wonder if the mower (who knew we were waiting) would have gotten off the green if it was a foursome of men!....Hmmm!....This should fire up the troops!

Do not understand? Why not just wait. How long would this be, seconds ,minutes. Sounds like----ME,ME,ME,ME.

This should be a temporary situation. With the new overseed, they cannot mow the greens in the morning as usual because the mowers will pull out the new grass when the green is damp/wet. So they have to mow after the grass dries out. That means people will be on the course. I would bet the mowers usually don't have to worry about interfering with play. After a week or so, they can mow as usual, although the greens will be a little slow and/or bumpy until they get the height back down to normal.