[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by roob1

Meggison Rd southbound (2 lanes) adjacent to Southern Oaks Starter's shack: Guy parks his car in the curb lane, vacates car, and lugs his clubs to the starters shack.

So call the Wildwood police and report the violation, if there is one.

[airstreamingypsy]

Originally Posted by roob1

Meggison Rd southbound (2 lanes) adjacent to Southern Oaks Starter's shack: Guy parks his car in the curb lane, vacates car, and lugs his clubs to the starters shack.

Was it a red Corvette?

[Bealman]

Originally Posted by Life as I know it

Why do people have to back into a space at Church? Waiting for some of these people to pull back and forth, back and forth is not entertaining at the very least. They usually leave before the mass has ended so they can be the first ones out. Why? They are all retired.

The reason you back into a spot is that it is safer. Both for parking and unparking the car. How well can you see traffic when you are backing out of a parking space?

In the past where I worked you were required to back in parking. It was at a refinery. Two reasons, one when parking you can back into a spot while seeing the area is clear and no crossing traffic behind you. 2) In an emergency, backing out of a parking spot interferes with traffic flow in an emergency.

The wait time for some one crossing in front of you is almost no different than waiting for someone to back into a spot. Don't they teach you patience at your church? Shame, shame, shame.....

[sdeikenberry]

The whole Sawgrass set up is whacky...but ESPECIALLY the golf set up. Why didn't they stay with a town square concept that has worked well? Why didn't they include a bag drop at the starter shack side? It's a real PIA the way they have it now if you don't drive your golf cart to the course. This is similar to the Fenney putt n play course...no auto parking at the course. Whoever their site planner is...I'd hire another person.

[Pete Swanson]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

I’m not condoning his actions, but the setup at that place is very unique and confusing, especially if it was his first time there. Having the pro shop across the street, buried in the Sawgrass marketplace building, with no clubhouse and associated parking, could have thrown the guy for a loop. He might have been asking the starter, “where the hell do I park, pay, and get a rental cart”?

Folks needing to get over to the Starter Shack can ask the Pro Shop staff for a lift and he/she will certainly be accommodated. It's a service they gladly will render.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Rzepecki

Why sweat the small stuff?!

Wasn't "small stuff" by any stretch of the imagination. It was very stupid and potentially deadly "stuff".

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Pete Swanson

Folks needing to get over to the Starter Shack can ask the Pro Shop staff for a lift and he/she will certainly be accommodated. It's a service they gladly will render.

If it was the guys first time there he wouldn’t know that. In fact, he wouldn’t know where the pro shop is. It’s a really screwed up set up there, unlike any other golf course I have never played, with a very large sample size. I’m still not condoning his actions, but I can easily see a scenario where he was totally confused.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Life as I know it

Why do people have to back into a space at Church? Waiting for some of these people to pull back and forth, back and forth is not entertaining at the very least. They usually leave before the mass has ended so they can be the first ones out. Why? They are all retired.

Makes one wonder, what would Jesus think of folks who bow their heads in church, but when they get behind the wheel they drive like Hell!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Pete Swanson

Folks needing to get over to the Starter Shack can ask the Pro Shop staff for a lift and he/she will certainly be accommodated. It's a service they gladly will render.

I've played Sawgrass at least a dozen tine and I never knew this...

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by Bealman

The reason you back into a spot is that it is safer. Both for parking and unparking the car. How well can you see traffic when you are backing out of a parking space?

In the past where I worked you were required to back in parking. It was at a refinery. Two reasons, one when parking you can back into a spot while seeing the area is clear and no crossing traffic behind you. 2) In an emergency, backing out of a parking spot interferes with traffic flow in an emergency.

The wait time for some one crossing in front of you is almost no different than waiting for someone to back into a spot. Don't they teach you patience at your church? Shame, shame, shame.....

Now most new cars have sensors and cameras to make it easier.

[LeRoySmith]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Makes one wonder, what would Jesus think of folks who bow their heads in church, but when they get behind the wheel they drive like Hell!

Jesus drives a BMW so he is one of the worst offenders.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

If it was the guys first time there he wouldn’t know that. In fact, he wouldn’t know where the pro shop is. It’s a really screwed up set up there, unlike any other golf course I have never played, with a very large sample size. I’m still not condoning his actions, but I can easily see a scenario where he was totally confused.

He might not know where the pro shop is, he may not know where to get a rental cart, he may not know where TO park, but he sure as heck should know NOT TO park in a lane of moving traffic posted at 35 mph!!!! Why are people making excuses for this moron??????

[Gpsma]

Golfers..the kings and queens of entitled villagers. Constantly complaining

[mikempp]

I've owned my home in the Villages since 2008 and can honestly say I have only seen a few "entitled" people here. I did have a next-door neighbor move from California that was downright nasty. She sold and moved back to California, said "not enough liberals here".

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by mikempp

I've owned my home in the Villages since 2008 and can honestly say I have only seen a few "entitled" people here. I did have a next-door neighbor move from California that was downright nasty. She sold and moved back to California, said "not enough liberals here".

Sounds about right