[mike234]

Jordan whines after every shot to his caddy. if I were in his group, I would have to tell him to stop your whining after every shot......I dont know how his caddy continues to let him cry after each shot

[biker1]

I do. His caddy probably gets 10% when he wins.

Originally Posted by mike234

Jordan whines after every shot to his caddy. if I were in his group, I would have to tell him to stop your whining after every shot......I dont know how his caddy continues to let him cry after each shot

[mike234]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Most games of golf do not have someone to keep the score.
What makes golf so good, is the personal honesty of the game.
Lose that, and the game loses all its integrity.
Plus, keep collared shirts, and ban denim!

yes. also collared shirts on the driving ranges also....and especially the women, who seem to get a break at the range with your tank tops on, showing off your gross tats.....ladies, if your are overweight, and think your tats are attractive, they are not.....gross

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Most games of golf do not have someone to keep the score.
What makes golf so good, is the personal honesty of the game.
Lose that, and the game loses all its integrity.
Plus, keep collared shirts, and ban denim!

Well if want tradition play in Sundays best, suit with tie. And walk course.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Well if want tradition play in Sundays best, suit with tie. And walk course.

Playing in our Club Championship, 6 years ago. Close enough?

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by mike234

tradition and honor. the tradition of the player who scores a hole in one, has to buy the drinks. absolutely absurd. it should be the other way around, as to ease the financial burden on the hole in one player .........

Not a tradition.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Do you really think they should have to add up their score themselves and sign their name?

Absolutely.

As far as I know, the only sport in which you call a penalty on yourself.

Very cool.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Not a tradition.

"On the face of it, it runs counter to reason — executing a heroic shot, only to be slapped with a humungous bar bill. Yet evidence suggests that the practice dates back at least 100 years; as early as 1918, newspaper articles refer to the sale of hole-in-one insurance."

The Etiquetteist: Do I really have to buy drinks after a hole-in-one?

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Well if want tradition play in Sundays best, suit with tie. And walk course.

I do, but undo my collar stud when Temperature is over 90 degrees.

[mike234]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Not a tradition.

yes it is

[jebartle]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Playing in our Club Championship, 6 years ago. Close enough?

WHAT a stud!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by mike234

Jordan whines after every shot to his caddy. if I were in his group, I would have to tell him to stop your whining after every shot......I dont know how his caddy continues to let him cry after each shot

Caddy is the employee what would you have him do?

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Absolutely.

As far as I know, the only sport in which you call a penalty on yourself.

That is why my score is always so high

[jimmy o]

Sorry but I disagree. I think every player should know their score. The golfer is trying to get a low score, he needs to know if he’s succeeding.

[mike234]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Caddy is the employee what would you have him do?

I guess you agree that Jordan whines to him all day. the caddy cant do anything but stand there and give him the dumb look....