Originally Posted by anothersteve (Post 1743444)

Duh! Anyone on the course after the last tee time, in other words, following the last tee time, which is 3:58, is prohibited from being there. What is so hard to understand?
Steve

Originally Posted by Choro&Swing (Post 1743105)

Why should pedestrians be prohibited at times before the first T-time or after the final players of the day are over? I usually get up at 4:30, and I’d love to walk courses before the first T-off. I’d be done by 6:30. Some walkers or bike riders don’t play golf, even though their fees pay for the courses.

Originally Posted by anothersteve (Post 1743444)

Duh! Anyone on the course after the last tee time, in other words, following the last tee time, which is 3:58, is prohibited from being there. What is so hard to understand?
Steve

Originally Posted by starflyte1 (Post 1743487)

I don’t think we are reading the same rule. Obviously, if you can tee off at 3:58, you are “legal” to finish your game.

Originally Posted by starflyte1 (Post 1743487)

I don’t think we are reading the same rule. Obviously, if you can tee off at 3:58, you are “legal” to finish your game.

Originally Posted by anothersteve (Post 1743444)

Anyone on the course after the last tee time, in other words, following the last tee time,
Steve

Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 1743465)

And technically, there are a bunch of 4:00 pm tee times, not just 3:58.

Originally Posted by MSchad (Post 1743500)

This I don’t understand???

Originally Posted by goodi70 (Post 1743519)

please, p lease, please! The last tee time - legitimate tee time is 3:58. You may tee off and finish the round - approx 1 hr and 30 min. So you may still be on the course as late as 5:30. The last tee time is not 4:00 pm.

Originally Posted by Maxsan (Post 1743177)

I had assumed it was because of a lack of employees. If that was the case they could have closed some courses and spread personnel around. Now I hear it is because this is the “national standard”. Not sure what that means but it sounded good

Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 1743465)

Easy, big guy. I understand it just fine. You're the one muddying the water with "What part of "the courses are closed for play after 4" doesn't everyone understand? You are trespassing after 4 and can't play. If caught, you will be asked leave on your own, or be "escorted" off."And technically, there are a bunch of 4:00 pm tee times, not just 3:58.

Originally Posted by MSchad (Post 1743500)

This I don’t understand???

Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 1743513)

Meaning, for example, if you look at open tee times for this upcoming Sunday, you'll see a 4pm available at Truman.

Originally Posted by CWGUY (Post 1743534)

:ho: Technically not a bunch. Once a day at Truman for 4 players.



Truman and Roosevelt don't have 9 minute tee times. They have 10 minutes between tee times. It's because of the 1 tee layout on each. They are next to each other and stagger their starts every 5 minutes. One goes and 5 minutes later the other and 5 minutes later the 1st. goes again.



:shrug: Does this happen on other courses here? Or are these the only 2? Not sure who was trying to muddy what........:icon_wink:

Originally Posted by Choro&Swing (Post 1743105)

Why should pedestrians be prohibited at times before the first T-time or after the final players of the day are over? I usually get up at 4:30, and I’d love to walk courses before the first T-off. I’d be done by 6:30. Some walkers or bike riders don’t play golf, even though their fees pay for the courses.