[AZ SLIM]

My group of golfing buddies have a new pet peeve. I'm usually not a complainer but maybe someone reading this will take note and it will help a little. There are golfers who wear shoes with cleats of some kind and seem to drag their feet or twist around near the holes, causing ruffed up areas on the green. Enough to affect the roll of a golf ball. It's very common on the executive courses we play. And annoying.
One of us affectionately calls them "Shufflers". Maybe this post will get the attention of some and help reduce this phenomenon before it takes over the world faster than AI.

[BuyckCabin]

Originally Posted by AZ SLIM

My group of golfing buddies have a new pet peeve. I'm usually not a complainer but maybe someone reading this will take note and it will help a little. There are golfers who wear shoes with cleats of some kind and seem to drag their feet or twist around near the holes, causing ruffed up areas on the green. Enough to affect the roll of a golf ball. It's very common on the executive courses we play. And annoying.
One of us affectionately calls them "Shufflers". Maybe this post will get the attention of some and help reduce this phenomenon before it takes over the world faster than AI.

Considering the community these courses serve. There are probably some who shuffle as they walk anywhere. Maybe......

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by BuyckCabin

Considering the community these courses serve. There are probably some who shuffle as they walk anywhere. Maybe......

That was my first thought when I saw the title but most of the people I see golfing of late actually look younger than I am. And aren't doing much of a shuffle.

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by BuyckCabin

Considering the community these courses serve. There are probably some who shuffle as they walk anywhere. Maybe......

It’s difficult to transition from crappy thong flip flops to lace up shoes?

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by BuyckCabin

Considering the community these courses serve. There are probably some who shuffle as they walk anywhere. Maybe......

With wet greens, that's what's going to happen ... even without shuffling. It's that time of the year.

[Jim 9922]

Your hope for them to stop shuffling is about as likely as a 10-inch snowfall in The Villages on January 1st of each year. There are a lot of things to wish for on the Executive Courses (ready golf, only 1 ball hit off the tee, sand your divots, repair your ball marks buddy-up in golf carts, etc.) but it isn't really going to happen on even an 80% scale.